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Virtual Geography Speaker Series - The first session, October 2021. Topic: Reflections on the disciplinary change from the vantage point of the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (1953-) 0:12 - General introduction 2:33 - Introduction to the speaker 6:50 - Structure of presentation 12:17 - 1953 context as a starting point of Tropical Geography 22:05 - Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 27:50 - Tropical geography as the original frame 36:35 - The displacement/breakdown of tropical geography and the rise of quantitative methods 44:57 - Other critiques to a diverse array of methods/approaches 1:00:33 - Introduction to the journal homepage of SJTP 1:09:37 - Q&A 1:38:00 - Closing remarks Speaker: Professor James D Sidaway Professor of Political Geography, Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, National University of Singapore Date-Time: October 18th, 2021 (Monday), 8:00–9:20 pm (GMT+7) via Zoom Meeting Abstract: Drawing on experience serving as co-editor (2004-2010 and 2020-) for the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, James D Sidaway reflects of how the past and present structure and content of the discipline have evolved. What are the key agendas and how have tropical geography and publication norms changed in the past 58 years since the journal was established (as the Journal of Tropical Geography)? Virtual seminar series presented by worldwide distinguished geographers for expanding the horizons of geographical research in Thailand. This seminar series is organised by the collaboration across universities: Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Geographic Association of Thailand; Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University; Department of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences, Chiang Mai University; and Bachelor of Science Program in Geography, Department of Natural Resources and Environment, Faculty of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment, Naresuan University.