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Secor, Anna
Political geography, 07/2018, Letnik: 65Journal Article
Secor welcomes the opportunity to engage with John O'Loughlin's sharply articulated reflections on 35 years of editing Political Geography. Oloughlin demonstrates this succinctly in his comparison of the topics listed in the journal's 1982 inaugural editorial and the themes of the recent 2nd edition of the Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Political Geography (Agnew, Mamadouh, Secor, & Sharp, 2017). O'Loughlin's jaundiced view of political geography is that it has lost its focus and relevance. Today, although political geography has no call to start boasting about its diversity, the field no longer resembles that room she entered over two decades ago.
