Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Book Reviews
Review: Rural by Rebecca Smith
Rebecca Smith explores the British countryside in great depth in this personal and insightful book
Review: There Is No Planet B: A Handbook for the Make or Break Year
Mike Berners-Lee addresses fossil fuels, carbon footprints, urban transport and other daunting questions about protecting the planet, making this complicated subject feel a little more manageable in 'THERE IS NO PLANET B'
Review: Outcast by Camila Bassi
Camila Bassi addresses the double standards the 'anti-racist-Left' has when it comes to discrimination against Jews and why they are often ignored in the fight against racism
Review: Invisible Lines by Maxim Samson
Maxim Samson explores the boundaries and belts which bring us together and keep us apart, in fascinating detail
Review: Flight Paths by Rebecca Heisman
Rebecca Heisman presents an engaging and unashamedly focused book on the intricate science behind migratory bird tracking
Review: The way of the hermit by Ken Smith
Ken Smith explores the role of hermits in past societies and gives his practical advice, gathered from his experiences, on how to live off the land
Summer reading: the best books of 2023
Our 2023 summer reading list will transport you around the globe with tales of remarkable journeys, culture, history and geopolitics.
Review: Around the world in 80 ways by Stephen Webb
Stephen Webb boldly challenges our perceptions and explores the world through maps and data
Review: Spain, The Trials and Triumphs of a Modern European Country
Michael Reid tells an illuminating account of Spain's contemporary history, and what distinguishes it from it's European neighbours
Writers reads – Paul Sterry
Wildlife author, photographer and conservationist Paul Sterry selects from his library some of his favourite and formative reads
Review: Europe and the Roma by Klaus-Michael Bogdal
Klaus-Michael Bogdal explains the fascination and fear of the Romani presence in Europe and asks what has lead to this hatred over six centuries
Review: Tree Stories by Stefano Mancuso
Italian neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso enthusiastically examines the relationship between plants and humans
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
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