Decolonising Economic Geography

Abstract

The movement to decolonise science has left economic geography behind (Cox and Evenhuis, 2020), prompting questions about the discipline's inherent biases, relationship with knowledge creation, and role in perpetuating colonial legacies.But how do we even start thinking of decolonising a discipline whose historical roots and evolution are deeply intertwined with white, northern, western, Anglo-Saxon, and male perspectives (