Investigating hybrids and coproductions :epistemologies, (disciplinary) politics and landscapes

Abstract

This article investigates hybrids and processes of coproductions and their relevance for geography. Two analyzed examples are political ecology and environmental security. The third part subsequently elucidates ways through which disciplinary organization of knowledge (physical geography vs. human geography) influences our perception of what constitutes their allegedly neutral objects of study with regard to spatialization - landscapes vs. regions. In the final part, a framework for an analysis of hybrids and coproductions is designed