Regional & Urban Change and GIScience: Northern Canada
Nordicity, spatial intelligence, and Indigenous development trajectories across the Canadian North.
Volumes published with Springer between 2018 and 2026 — spanning peripheral Europe, metropolitan and northern Canada, regional intelligence, the geography of happiness, and the territorial logic of knowledge economies.
Nordicity, spatial intelligence, and Indigenous development trajectories across the Canadian North.
How knowledge economies concentrate, diffuse, and reorganize the territorial logic of innovation.
A comprehensive spatial diagnosis of Ontario's regional trajectories across four decades.
Machine learning applied to geotagged social data to map where and why people report happiness.
The geography of sustainability and peripherality across the southern European landscape.
The original statement of a framework for understanding regional dynamics under computational abundance.
A multi-author volume on the geography of regional resilience.
Each volume is published by Springer; ISBNs are listed for library and catalogue reference. The full research record — 90+ peer-reviewed articles — is on the publications page and Google Scholar.