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The article examines how likely it is that a playwright will use one function word near another, a group of tendencies they dub a "word-adjacency network".

The article examines how Japan and Germany face the challenge of maintaining their self-images of global civilian powers in an unstable and unstructured world order.

As part of this survey, the article examines how and why representations of places as homelands are frequently gendered – as fatherland and/or motherland.

The article examines how renewable electricity (RES-E) producers are integrated into the electricity market under the support legislations and regulatory frameworks of Germany, Spain, and the UK.

The article examines how institutional claims over space reassembled alternative definitions of quality of life in one of Cairo's oldest quarters, and how ambitious planning schemes were mostly driven by entrepreneurial rather than societal.

The article examines how mobilities have frequently been pushed into the background in accounts of landscape and place, before showing how geographers have more recently begun to take account of movement, change, and dynamism in conceptualizing place and landscape.

The article examined how best to treat those who had survived events such as the collapse of the World Trade Center.

Drawing on research carried out in the Indonesian province of Central Kalimantan following the inception of a decentralization program, this article examines how political processes at the national, district and village levels have led to highly volatile socio-legal configurations that create insecurity and heighten resource conflicts.

Based on a quantitative survey data set, this article examines how the landscape perceptions of local residents can be understood from the basis of their sense of place in Nurmijärvi, a municipality located close to the Helsinki Metropolitan Area in southern Finland.

Using the methodology of conversation analysis, this article examines how participants claim speakership in multiparty Mandarin conversation.

Drawing upon fieldwork this article examines how members and local observers of the Public Chamber give meaning to this activity.