Geographica Pannonica
Scope & Guideline
Exploring the Dimensions of Geography and Beyond
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Geographical Studies:
The journal publishes research that bridges various disciplines, integrating perspectives from economics, sociology, environmental science, and urban planning. - Regional Development and Economic Analysis:
A consistent focus on regional economic assessments, competitiveness, and the impact of EU policies on local economies, particularly in Central-Eastern Europe. - Environmental and Climate Change Research:
Research on the impacts of climate change, environmental hazards, and sustainable practices forms a core area, reflecting the journal's commitment to addressing contemporary environmental challenges. - Urban Studies and Planning:
The journal emphasizes urban geography, including studies on urbanization, thermal comfort, land use changes, and the implications of urban planning and design. - Tourism and Cultural Geography:
Exploration of tourism dynamics, cultural geographies, and their socio-economic impacts, particularly in the context of Central and Eastern European destinations.
Trending and Emerging
- Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation:
There is an increasing focus on research addressing climate change impacts and adaptation strategies, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable practices in various regions. - Urban Heat Island Effect and Urban Planning:
Emerging studies on urban heat islands emphasize the importance of thermal comfort and sustainable urban design, reflecting a growing awareness of urban climate issues. - Socio-Economic Impacts of COVID-19:
Research examining the socio-economic repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic is gaining traction, illustrating the pandemic's profound impact on public health, urban development, and economic resilience. - Geospatial Technologies and Remote Sensing:
An uptick in the use of geospatial technologies and remote sensing for land use analysis, environmental monitoring, and urban studies indicates a trend towards integrating advanced methodologies in geographical research. - Cultural and Gender Studies in Geography:
There is a notable rise in research exploring cultural geographies and gender dynamics, focusing on marginalized communities and their spatial relationships in contemporary society.
Declining or Waning
- Historical Geography:
Research topics that delve into historical geographical analyses have become less frequent, as contemporary issues such as climate change and urbanization take precedence. - Purely Theoretical Geography:
The journal has seen a decrease in contributions that focus solely on theoretical frameworks without empirical applications, as there is a growing emphasis on practical and applied research. - Traditional Agricultural Studies:
Studies centered around traditional agricultural practices and rural geography have become less prominent, possibly overshadowed by more pressing issues like urbanization and environmental sustainability.
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