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Geography, Earth & Environmental Science
SAGE has been a leading independent geography and urban studies publisher for over 50 years now. We publish a diverse mix of critical textbooks, scholarly titles and reference works, with titles from leading international academics and first time authors alike. These sit alongside a world class journal portfolio that includes publications like Progress in Human Geography, Urban Studies, The Anthropocene Review and The Holocene.
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SAGE Geography, Urban Studies & Planning Discipline Hub
SAGE is a leading independent Geography and Urban Studies & Planning publisher. Our journal portfolio includes the core disciplinary journals, and our diverse books list includes critical textbooks, essential geographical methodology titles, student reference titles and handbooks covering a broad range of topics in human and urban geography. We publish works from leading international academics and first time authors alike.
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Environment and Planning Journals
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Environment and Planning A
Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design
Environment and Planning C
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
Urban Analytics
"Urban Analytics neatly interweaves an introduction to this emerging field, with an accessible discussion of enduring themes and new approaches in quantitative geography. An engaging text that will appeal to students in a range of disciplines" David O'Sullivan, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Berkeley
Progress in Human Geography e-Specials
Explore all e-Specials from Progress in Human Geography today, including:
- Straddling the Fence: Critical GIS and the geoweb (8 Articles)
- A Tribute to Neil Smith (8 Articles, 1 Video)
- Forty years of mapping theory and praxis in Progress in Human Geography (18 Articles)
Introducing our new Society & Space book series
Drawing on modern & historical theories to explore the relationship between the spatial & the social.