Dr Mark Jackson

Research summary

Welcome to my research profile.

I am a human geographer with a research focus in the following areas:

• coloniality, decolonial, and postcolonial geographies
• contemporary and classical social theory and philosophy
• urbanism and built space
• technology and materiality
• political ecology
• critical political economy

Current Research

The aim of my current research is to rethink the political and ethical meaning of critique within relational ecologies and under the terms of decoloniality. More broadly, my research focuses on how the postcolonial imagination and decolonising intellectual and practical projects are influenced by, and influence, posthumanisms.

In 2018, I published an edited volume on ...

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Recent publications

• Bregazzi, H & Jackson, M, 2018, ‘Agonism, critical political geography, and the new geographies of peace’. Progress in Human Geography, vol 42., pp. 72-91
• Piccini, A, Jackson, M, Jones, E, Giles, S, Graves, L, Brandon, K, Plumb, J, Mitchell, D & Igloliorte, M, 2018, ‘The Association of Unknown Shores’.

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