I review research strategies, designs, methods and data in financial geography, by focussing on 449 articles published 2001–2020. The analysis shows considerable methodological diversity originality, contributing to geography studies of finance. Over time, qualitative case study design interviews as a method source are growing, while quantitative strategy, longitudinal design, regression the us...

Southwest China is a biodiversity hotspot characterized by complex topography, heterogeneous regional climates and rich flora. The processes and driving factors underlying this hotspot remain to be explicitly tested across taxa to gain a general understanding of the evolution of biodiversity and speciation in the region. In this study, we examined the role played by historically neutral process...

This study examines the reception of state sciences in eighteenth-century Hungary. It argues that genres historical topography and political geography had a substantial role both adaptation description (Staatsbeschreibung) initiating conflict between various visions, based on reappraisal historical, legal arguments dualist structure one hand, natural law-based conceptualisation composite (Gesam...

Language use and spatial identity research are topics of interest in linguistics, geography, anthropology, ethnology, sociology, psychology, philosophy. Accordingly, there numerous related terms that originated one discipline but also used other disciplines, making them multi-disciplinary. Research on terminology the field language has shown great diversity (linguistic areal or linguistic geogr...

This article offers a critical reassessment of Immanuel Kant’s lectures on Physische Geographie and his contribution to geographical thought more generally. There are a number of reasons why this reassessment is needed: the lectures are finally about to be published in English translation; careful philological work in German has exposed how corrupted the standard text of the lectures is; and ph...

Abstract Our focus in this paper is on a somewhat curious feature of evolutionary economic geography, namely that although concerned with evolution – processes historical change and transformation geography seems not to take history as seriously it would be expected do. We argue inescapably an social science, such benefit from exploring the different ways which can used causal investigation, pr...

Historical interpretation of political dynamics in pre-conquest central Mexico from indigenous records is fraught with difficulties. Beyond the basic challenges involved in interpreting fragmentary evidence is the fact that the majority of evidence comes from the dominant imperial polity (Tenochtitlan) and paints a biased and overly generalized view of political and social dynamics in provincia...

Aggregate turnout rates are among the central indicators of democratic performance in the American polity. Despite the considerable implications of macro turnout, however, most studies of turnout focus instead on the micro level. As a consequence, we know little about how local, political, and historical influences have impacted turnout over the course of American political development. The res...

Abstract. In early summer 1980, radical geography students rallied around the slogan „Geografe nüme schlafe!“ („Geographers, stop sleeping!“) to take part in youth movement that shook city of Zurich at time. turn, these activist brought struggles back into university and department, where they confronted professorate with their demands for a new curriculum. This paper argues antagonistic Stimmu...