The phenomenon of startup culture has transformed local economies and driven innovation. However, it's more localized than it may seem at first glance. The geography of startup culture reveals that in ...

When you think of America’s tech hubs, the usual suspects come to mind: San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C. Big cities sporting big names, like Facebook, Google and Amazon. While these cities ...

New materialism in cultural geography represents a shift from human-centred and representational approaches to an emphasis on the agency of matter, the entanglement of human and non-human forces, and ...

Cultural geography examines the ways in which people produce, contest and inhabit spaces through practices, meanings and material processes. It explores how cultural identities, values and power ...

Get a sneak peek at Academy Award-winning actor Geoffrey Rush and newcomer Johnny Flynn as Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert Einstein, in National Geographic's global event series GENIUS, coming in ...

Culture can shape how we learn, according to a study by Japanese and English researchers, published online on May 4, 2012, in the journal Cognition [1]. Do people with different cultural backgrounds ...

Geography is destiny for nations, and history the proof. The Greeks saw the physical world as an encircling environment (a word we take from the Old French viron, circuit). The Romans applied Greek ...