Kate Derickson

she/her

[email protected]

612-301-6982

Geography, Environment & Society

435 Social Sciences Building

267 19th Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55455

Curriculum Vitae

Collegiate Affiliation

Associate Professor,

Geography, Environment & Society

Kate is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography, Environment and Society and the Director of the Urban Studies program. Her work has appeared in a range of journals, including Society & Space, The Annals of the American Association of Geographers, Progress in Human Geography, and Urban Studies. She is the managing editor of the journal Environment and Planning D: Society and Space.

Educational Background

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Educational Background

PhD: Geography, Penn State, 2011
MA: Community Development and Planning, Clark University, 2005
BA: STPEC and Journalism , University of Massachusetts, 1999

Publications

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Publications

. Disrupting Displacements: Making Knowledges for Futures Otherwise in Gullah/Geehchee Nation. Annals of the American Association of Geographers .
Paul Routledge and Kate Derickson (2015). Situated solidarities and the practice of scholar-activism. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 33, 391 - 407.
Kate Derickson and Paul Routledge (2015). Resourcing scholar-activism: collaboration, transformation, and the production of knowledge. The Professional Geographer, 67:1, 1 - 7.
(2015). Urban Geography I: Locating urban theory in the "urban age". Progress in Human Geography, 39(5), 647 - 657.
(2016). Urban Geography II: Urban Geography in the Age of Ferguson. Progress in Human Geography.
(2017 ). Urban Geography III: Anthropocene Urbanism. Progress in Human Geography.
Danny MacKinnon and Kate Derickson (2013). From Resilience to Resourcefulness: a critique of resilience policy and activism. Progress in Human Geography, 37, 251-268.
Danny MacKinnon (2015). Toward an interim politics of resourcefulness for the Anthropocene. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 105:2, 304 - 312 .
Routledge, P, Cumbers A and Derickson, KD (forthcoming). States of just transition: realising climate justice through and against the state. Geoforum.
(2014). The racial politics of neoliberal regulation in post-Katrina Mississippi. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 104, 889-902.
. Mapping a path towards equity: Reflections on a co-creative community praxis. GeoJournal, 20, Online first.
Gehan MacLeod and Verene Nicolas (2015). Knowing about crisis. Space and Polity, 19:1, 91 - 96.
(2016). Resilience is not enough. CITY.
(2016). The assassination of Clementa Pinckney. The Southeastern Geographer.
(2015). On the politics of recognition in critical urban scholarship . Urban Geography.
(2009). Toward a non-totalizing critique of capitalism. The Geographical Bulletin, 50, 3 - 15.
(forthcoming). Masters of the Universe. Environment and Planning D: Society & Space.
M Werner, K Strauss, B Parker, R Orzeck, K Derickson and A Bonds (2016). Feminist political economy in geography: why now, what is different, and what for?. Geoforum.
(2013). "Capacitating" the otherwise and the epistemology of critical theory. Dialogues in Human Geography, 3, 226-239.
Katherine Hankins, Robert Cochrane, and Kate Derickson (2012). Making space, making race: reconstituting white privilege in Buckhead, Atlanta. Social and Cultural Geography, 13, 379-397.
(2009). Gendered, material and partial knowledges: A feminist critique of neighborhood-level indicator systems. Environment and Planning A, 41, 896-910.
(2016). Taking account of the "part of those that have no part". Urban Studies.
(2016). The racial state and resistance in Ferguson and beyond. Urban Studies.
Wright, R, Goldfischer, E, Mallory, A and Derickson KD (forthcoming). The spatial technologies of racialized knowling: on visuality, measurement and the law. Geographies of Power, Coleman, M and Agnew J eds..

Activities

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Awards

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