Worlding geography: From linguistic privilege to decolonial anywheres

Geography studies the world. Our knowledge of world, however, comes mostly from Anglophone sources. This makes in urgent need worlding – including multiple voices and languages around Introducing notion linguistic privilege, article establishes language as an important dimension epistemic struggle, alongside gender, race, class others. Its analysis finds greatest privilege most influential positions production editors handbooks journals authors progress reports. Three strategies should challenge this: making gatekeepers multilingual, promoting Englishes valorising ex-centric knowledge.