Progress in Human Geography provides comprehensive, critical reviews of current debates and emerging trends across the diverse sub-disciplines of human geography. It serves as a key resource for researchers and practitioners seeking to stay abreast of the latest developments shaping the field. The journal explores topics such as urban studies, social geography, economic geography, political geography, and cultural geography, offering in-depth analyses of contemporary geographical issues and theoretical advancements.
It features synthetic overviews of specific areas within human geography, providing valuable insights into the key debates, research gaps, and future directions. Indexed in leading social science databases, the journal reaches a broad audience of geographers, social scientists, and policymakers interested in understanding the spatial dynamics of human societies. By promoting critical reflection and intellectual exchange, it advances the theoretical and methodological frontiers of human geography.
Progress in Human Geography encourages submissions that challenge conventional wisdom, integrate diverse perspectives, and offer innovative approaches to geographical research. It fosters rigorous scholarship and contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex relationships between people, place, and environment, shaping the future of human geographical inquiry.