Editorial: Physical geography and environmental papers in the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography

Editorial: Decolonial Tropical Geographies?

“…Notably it also bridges human and physical geography. As noted in prior Editorials (Bunnell & Lu, 2016; Lu & Bunnell, 2018) the SJTG is equally receptive to physical and human geography, as well as to papers that span these fields. Amongst the https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/14679493/homepage/best_paper_prize.htm of the best paper award in recent years was another multi‐authored paper (Fisher et al ., 2018) based on an Indonesian case study that draws on open access satellite imagery and digital elevation modelling to study natural resource management.…”

Editorial: Seven decades of the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography—looking back and future directions

“…The increase in physical geography submissions—from less than a quarter of papers around 2006 to nearly half of the papers being submitted by 2018—was noted by the Editors, and has been sustained since:

physical geography remains a vibrant presence in the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography . We encourage physical geographers and scholars working in cognate fields on environmental issues in the tropics to consider the journal as a forum for special issues/sections as well as for submission of individual manuscripts (see https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/pb-assets/SJTG_Submission%20of%20Special%20Issues%20and%20Sections-1533284332690.pdf) (Lu & Bunnell, 2018: 176).

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