Elephants on the move: spatial formations of wildlife exchange

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Whatmore, Sarah, and Lorraine Thorne. "Elephants on the move: spatial formations of wildlife exchange." Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 18, no. 2 (2000): 185-203.


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An important paper in the conceptual advance of ‘Animal Geography’, Whatmore and Thorne’s paper combines post-humanism, actor networks and a topological sensibility to trace the geographies of human/animal relationality - HENRY BULLER

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