Groups in conflict often resist efforts toward reconciliation with the outgroups. Despite growing research examining processes underlying support for reconciliation, we know little about how resentment might drive members of victim groups that have experienced violence and atrocities to oppose reduce their willingness forgive perpetrator group. Using context Turkish–Armenian conflict, present i...

Following the lead of artists and scholars in Black, feminist, psychoanalytic, queer studies geographies, this special issue editorial call for greater scholarly attention to conscious unconscious emotional, psychic, affective dimensions urban gentrification. While geographical scholarship frequently gestures gentrification as an scene, these connections are generally suggested rather than deve...