Radical Intradisciplinarity: An Introduction

This forum brings together five essays that explore the potential and the limitations of geography's intradisciplinarity. Each one, authored by a pair of geographers who share a common thematic interest but who come from different subareas of the discipline, represents the results of thinking, speaking, and writing across the methodological, conceptual, and theoretical divides that characterize our discipline and academic knowledge in general. As experiments in doing intradisciplinary work and the difficult pluralism that we hope that work connotes, these essays underline the promise and demonstrate the confines of intradisciplinary work and its radical potential.