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The AAG Review of Books

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Featuring scholarly reviews of current books which are either geographic in sensitivities or are reviewed and interpreted through the multiple lenses that geography offers, the online journal offers a number of different formats, including the standard review of one book, a review essay in which the reviewer reflects upon a number of books on a particular theme, and the book review fora where multiple contributors discuss a newly published text. Published quarterly, each new issue makes two reviews freely available, and all content becomes free after one year. Book reviews were formerly published in the AAG’s flagship journals, Annals of the AAG and The Professional Geographer, but in 2013 these were brought together in this journal in order to offer greater scope for discussion and consideration of new texts.

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Book review solicitation

Book reviews are written on invitation from the editorial office, although the Editor does welcome suggestions, particularly those pertaining to geographically significant works written by scholars in other disciplines. To suggest a recently-published book to review or to volunteer to review a book from our New Books for Geographers book lists, please contact the Editor.

If you have been invited to review a book for the journal, please consult the Guidelines for Reviewers regarding manuscript preparation and style.

Editors, Editorial Board and Production Team

 

deborah hopkins
Debbie Hopkins
Editor-In-Chief

University of Oxford

deborah hopkins

Debbie Hopkins

University of Oxford

aagbooks@kellogg.ox.ac.uk

Debbie Hopkins brings a background in research, teaching, writing, and editing on transport and mobilities, sustainable urban development, low carbon transitions, and mobile labor. She is an Associate Professor in Human Geography at the University of Oxford, UK, jointly appointed between the School of Geography and the Environment, and the Sustainable Urban Development (Department of Continuing Education) program. She completed her master’s degree (Geography, with distinction) at King’s College London in 2010, PhD at the University of Otago (New Zealand) in December 2013, and postdoctoral training at the Centre for Sustainability (Otago, New Zealand, 2014-2016), and the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford (2016-2017).

In addition to her responsibilities at the AAG Review of Books, Hopkins is the Associate Editor (Transport and Mobilities) of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism and sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Transport Geography. She has also been part of several large research centres and grant applications, including the Energy Cultures project (2013-2016, Otago), the Centre for Innovation and Energy Demand (2016-2018, Sussex, Manchester and Oxford), and the Centre for Research on Energy Demand Solutions (2019-2022, multi-institutional). In addition to this, she leads research on low-carbon transitions, labor and mobilities, largely in relation to freight/trucking and waste. She has co-edited two books: Low Carbon Mobility Transitions (GoodFellow Publishers, 2016) and Transitions in Energy Efficiency and Demand (Routledge (Open Access), 2018).

noel castree
Noel Castree
Associate Editor

University of Manchester and University of Technology, Sydney

noel castree

Noel Castree

University of Manchester and University of Technology, Sydney

noel.castree@manchester.ac.uk

Editor-In-Chief

Debbie Hopkins, University of Oxford

Associate Editor

Noel Castree, University of Manchester and University of Technology, Sydney

Assistant to the Editor-In-Chief

Neha Arora, Stockholm University

American Association of Geographers team

Jennifer Cassidento, Managing Editor

Taylor & Francis team

Sarah Bird, Managing Editor
Lea Cutler, Production Manager

Editorial Board

John Agnew, University of California, Los Angeles
Louise Amoore, Durham University
Julie Cupples, University of Edinburgh
Sasha Engelmann, Royal Holloway University
Desiree Fields, University of California, Berkeley
Jessica Graybill, Colgate University
Sam Hind, University of Siegen
Benjamin Iaquinto, University of Hong Kong
Rutul Joshi, Cept University
Maya Kearney, American University
Wangui Kimari, Institute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA), University of Cape Town
Rob Kitchin, Maynooth University
Agnieszka Leszczynski, Western University
Laura Loyola-Hernández, Leeds University
Michel Lussault, University of Lyon
Bonface Manono, South Eastern Kenya University
Mary Mostafanezhad, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Alexander Murphy, University of Oregon
Grace Mwaura, African Academy of Sciences
Joseph Nevins, Vassar College
Nipesh Palat Narayanan, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS)
Ben Rogaly, University of Sussex
Mónica Salas Landa, Lafayette College
Jörn Seemann, Ball State University
James Sidaway, National University of Singapore
Sara Smith, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Farhana Sultana, Syracuse University
Brandi Summers, University of California, Berkeley
Michelle Thompson-Fawcett, University of Otago
Michiel van Meeteren, Loughborough University
Joaquin Villanueva, Gustavus Adolphus College
Peter Wagner, Catalan Institute for Research and Advanced
Studies (ICREA) and University of Barcelona
Joseph Wood, University of Baltimore