Children’s Geographies Journal

Children's Geographies is an international, peer-reviewed journal publishing leading edge research, scholarship and debate on all aspects of the geographical worlds of children, young people and families. The journal is multidisciplinary in scope and provides a forum for new empirical, theoretical, methodological or policy-oriented work.

Recent papers have concerned topics as diverse as children's play, memories and 'reveries', obesity, children in developing areas, gang violence, globalisation and individualisation, theoretical developments in the Social Sciences, and the role of academics in policy-making.

Further information

Visit the Taylor and Francis Group website for more information on the journal and how to access it:

• The Children's Geographies Journal homepage, including editorial and subscription information
• Instructions for Authors interested in submitting a paper to the journal.