Celebrating 50 years of Geographical Research

To mark the 50th anniversary of Geographical Research, a commemorative volume was published throughout 2012 with contributions by distinguished geographers from Australia and worldwide. You can read the results of this hallmark event in Australian geographical research publication online now.
Issue 1
Editorial
Celebrating 50 Volumes of Geographical
Research
Phillip O'Neill
Themed papers
Rethinking ‘the Human’ in Memory of Fay Gale (AO)
Kay Anderson
Securing Landscape Resilience to Tropical Cyclones in
Australia's Wet Tropics under a Changing Climate: Lessons from
Cyclones Larry (and Yasi)
Stephen M. Turton
From Corporatism to Public Utilities: Workplace Pensions in the
21st Century
Gordon L. Clark
Natural and Unnatural Disasters: Responding with Respect for
Indigenous Rights and Knowledges
Richard Howitt, Olga Havnen and Siri Veland
Water, Wind, Wood, and Trees: Interactions, Spatial Variations,
Temporal Dynamics, and their Potential Role in River
Rehabilitation
Wayne D. Erskine, Michael J. Saynor, Anita Chalmers and
Steven J. Riley
‘That Tiny, Stratospheric
Apex That Owns Most of the World’– Exploring Geographies of the
Super-Rich
Iain Hay and Samantha Muller
Issue 2
Editorial
Frameworks for the Future
Phillip O'Neill
Themed Papers
Contemporary Social Change as the Context for Geographical
Enquiry: Towards a Reinvigoration of the Concept of
Place
D.J. Walmsley
Doing Building Work: Methods at the Interface of Geography and
Architecture
Jane M. Jacobs, Stephen Cairns and Ignaz Strebel
Beach Morphodynamics in Australia 1970s–2010
Andrew D. Short
The Political Economy of the Three Gorges Project
Michael Webber
Decentring 1788: Beyond Biotic Nativeness
Lesley Head
Issue 3
Editorial
Restructuring Cities and Regions
Clive Forster
Themed Papers
Justice and Injustice in the City
Ruth Fincher and Kurt Iveson
‘Make No Little Plans’: Anatomy of Planning Ambition and
Prospect
Brendan Gleeson
Geographies of Urban Politics: Pathways, Intersections,
Interventions
Pauline McGuirk
The Economic Geography of Australia and Its Analysis: From
Industrial to Post-Industrial Regions
Andrew Beer
Cultural Economy: Achievements, Divergences, Future
Prospects
Chris Gibson
Evolutionary Perspectives on Rural Australia
Matthew Tonts, Neil Argent and Paul Plummer
Issue 4
Editorial
Geographical Research:
Retrospect and Prospect
Brian Finlayson and Wayne Stephenson
Themed papers
Feminist Geography 30 years on – They Came, They Saw But Did
They Conquer?
Louise C. Johnson
Australian Coastal Management and Climate Change
Nick Harvey, Beverley Clarke and Melissa Nursey-Bray
Storm Tide Recurrence Intervals – A Statistical Approach Using
Beach Ridge Plains in Northern Australia
Jonathan Nott
Relational Economies, Social Embeddedness and Valuing Labour in
Agrarian Change: An Example from the Developing World
George N. Curry and Gina Koczberski
Reviving Agrarian Studies in South-East Asia: Geography on the
Ascendancy
Philip Hirsch
Australian Geographers and Geographical Information
Science
Brian Lees