Journals

Geography

Managing Editor: Antipode, Blackwell Publishers.
Co-Editor: Progress in Human Geography, Sage Publishers.

Noel Castree is managing editor of Antipode (Blackwell publishers) and co-editor of Progress in Human Geography (Sage publishers). Antipode has been publishing radical thinking on the subjects of place, space, landscape, scale, environment, uneven development, boundaries and connections for nearly 40 years. It is published 5 times a year, has its own book series and funds graduate scholarships, special lectures and summer schools. Progress in Human Geography, also nearly 40 years old, is human geography’s leading journal for the publication of critical reviews of major research themes, foci and areas.

Planning

Editor: Progress in Planning, Elsevier.

Planning

Co-Editor: Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing.

IDPM

Co-Editor: Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing.
Co-Editor: Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, Routledge.

IDPM

Associate Editor: Journal of South Asian Development, Sage.

Planning

Co-Editor: Town Planning Review, University of Liverpool.

Professor Cecilia Wong is a Co-editor of Town Planning Review which has been the world's leading journal of urban and regional planning since its foundation in 1910 and continues its leading role today. TPR is published by the University of Liverpool.

Geography

Co-Editor: Geoarchaeology, Wiley InterScience.
Editor: The Journal of the Geological Society

Jamie is the Co-Editor of Geoarchaeology: An International Journal (since May 2007) and is also an Editor for the Journal of the Geological Society (since 2000).

First published in 1845, The Journal of the Geological Society is the Geological Society of London's flagship journal, publishing only the most topical and highest quality articles covering the full range of the Earth sciences. The Journal features short communications, interdisciplinary articles and reviews in key areas, and is one of the key titles for researchers in the geosciences. Jamie Woodward has been an Editor since 2000 and covers papers in the fields of Quaternary Science and Geomorphology.

Geoarchaeology was first published in 1986. It is an interdisciplinary journal that presents the results of original research at the methodological and theoretical interface between archaeology and the geosciences and includes within its scope: interdisciplinary work focusing on understanding archaeological sites, their environmental context and how the analysis of sedimentary records can enhance our understanding of human activity in Quaternary environments. The editorial office moved to Manchester in May 2007 (leaving North America for the first time) when Jamie took over as Co-Editor with Gary Huckleberry (University of Arizona).