Overview

Geography encompasses knowledge, provides skills, and creates unique opportunities that help us understand and engage with the changes happening in the world. The consolidation of territorial dynamics rooted in the past, along with the ""shrinking"" of time and space due to technological innovations, brings new responsibilities to the research, training, and professional practice of geographers. This notion of ""Compromised Geography,"" grappling with the rapid reconfiguration of the world at different scales—whether environmental, geopolitical, social, economic, or educational—was the focus of presentations at the 2024 EUROGEO Conference held at the University of Porto. This book compiles the highest-quality contributions from the conference, sharing methods, processes, and experiences that equip geographers to optimize their reserach and practices.

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Author:   Laura Soares ,  Miguel Saraiva ,  Rafael de Miguel González
Publisher:   Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Imprint:   Springer Nature Switzerland AG
ISBN:  

9783032052001

ISBN 10:   3032052009
Pages:   467
Publication Date:   17 January 2026
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Table of Contents

1.  Local geography and the irreplaceable virtue of the direct and live.- 2. How generative AI is changing our world: reflections from a geographical perspective.- 3. Integration and Multiculturalism: essays on EBS Fontes Pereira de Melo - Education and territorial inequalities: the Portuguese case.- 4. “Teachers for what?” - inertia and emergency in basic education in Portugal.- 5. Education and territorial inequalities: the Portuguese case.- 6. Artificial Intelligence in Compromised Geographies: Redefining Power and Territorial Challenges.- 7. The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Urban Transformation with a Prominent Role in Smart Cities.- 8. Compromised spaces of health: geospatial exploration of cardiovascular mortality patterns.- 9. Landscape as heritage: teaching and learning essays using geospatial technologies.- 10. The conceptualization of justice and equity in transport and mobility planning.- 11. Looking at maps: reflecting on the role of Cognitive Cartography in the cartographic design process.- 12. Urban-rural migration - an opportunity or a threat for rural areas in Poland.

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