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Clive Barnett’s Pop Theory: http://clivebarnett.wordpress.com/
Oliver Belcher’s Darpa Dreaming: http://darpadreaming.tumblr.com/
Steven Bond, Caitlin DeSilvey and James Ryan’s Small is Beautiful?: http://smallisbeautifulproject.blogspot.com/
Paul Chatterton’s: http://www.paulchatterton.com/
Ian Cook’s Follow the Things: http://followthethings.com/ (and its companion http://iwanttodiscussthat.wordpress.com/)
Ian Cook et al.’s Engaging Geography: http://engaginggeography.wordpress.com/
Jeremy Crampton’s Open Geography: http://opengeography.wordpress.com/
Tim Cresswell’s Varve: http://tjcresswell.wordpress.com/
Tom Croll-Knight’s: http://tjjgck.com/writing.php
Martin Dodge’s Cyber Badger: http://cyberbadger.blogspot.com/
Stuart Elden’s Progressive Geographies: http://progressivegeographies.wordpress.com/
Adeola Enigbokan’s Archiving the City: http://archivingthecity.com/
Bryan Finoki’s Subtopia: http://subtopia.blogspot.com/
Michael Gallagher’s: http://www.michaelgallagher.co.uk/
Matthew Gandy’s cosmopolis: http://matthewgandy.blogspot.co.uk/
Bradley L. Garrett’s Place Hacking: http://www.placehacking.co.uk/
Hilary Geoghegan’s The Culture of Enthusiasm: http://hilarygeoghegan.wordpress.com/
Dan Hick’s: http://weweremodern.blogspot.com/
Adrian Ivakhiv’s Immanence: http://blog.uvm.edu/aivakhiv/
Thomas Jellis’ Spaces of Experimentation: http://www.spacesofexperimentation.net/
Noel Jenkins’ Juicy Geography: http://www.juicygeography.co.uk/
Rhys Jones, Jessica Pykett and Mark Whitehead’s Soft Paternalism: http://governingtemptation.wordpress.com/
Anja Kanngieser’s Transversal Geographies: http://transversalgeographies.org/
Rob Kitchin’s Ireland After NAMA: http://irelandafternama.wordpress.com/
Sara Koopman’s decolonizing solidarity and Spanish For Social Change : http://decolonizingsolidarity.blogspot.com/ and http://spanishforsocialchange.blogspot.co.uk/
Karen P.Y. Lai’s: http://karenlai.wordpress.com/
Angela Last’s Mutable Matter: http://mutablematter.wordpress.com/
Andrew Leyshon’s Work in Progress: http://andrewleyshon.wordpress.com/
Siobhan McGrath’s worklabour: http://worklabour.wordpress.com/
The University of Manchester’s cities@manchester: http://citiesmcr.wordpress.com/
Thomas Maxwell Shore’s: http://thomasmaxwellshore.wordpress.com/
Dominique Moran’s Carceral Geography: http://carceralgeography.com/
Oli Mould’s taCity: http://tacity.co.uk/
David Murakami Wood’s Notes from the Ubiquitous Surveillance Society: http://ubisurv.wordpress.com/
NUIM Geography’s Eye on the World: http://nuimgeography.wordpress.com/
Kris Olds and Susan Robertson’s GlobalHigherEd: http://globalhighered.wordpress.com/
Trevor Paglen’s: http://www.paglen.com/
Merle Patchett’s Experimental Geography in Practice: http://merlepatchett.wordpress.com/
Mark Purcell’s Path to the Possible: http://pathtothepossible.wordpress.com/
Scott Rodgers’ Publicly Sited: http://www.publiclysited.com/
Brian Rosa’s Site Unseen: http://brianrosa.net/index.php?/siteunseenblog/ssoc/
Nicholas Senn’s Critical Spatial Practice: http://criticalspatialpractice.blogspot.com/
Neil Smith’s: http://neil-smith.net/
Juanita Sundberg’s: http://juanitasundberg.wordpress.com/
Gerard Toal’s (Gearóid Ó Tuathail’s): http://toal.org/
Leonhardt van Efferink’s Exploring Geopolitics: http://www.exploringgeopolitics.org/
Paulo Jorge Vieira’s: http://paulojorgevieira.wordpress.com/
Kevin Ward and colleagues’ Imagining Urban Futures: http://research.northumbria.ac.uk/urbanfutures/
Allan Watson’s: http://allanwatson.wordpress.com/