Innovation in regional graphics (and academic communication)

Jen Nelles, Kevin Walsh and Elvis Nyanzu

Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2022, vol. 9, issue 1, 727-731

Abstract: This editorial explores the importance and power of regional graphics for communication in both academia and practice. This journal regularly publishes regional graphics, which feature one or a series of visualizations accompanied by short text that frames the value of the research and includes methodological points. In the relatively short life of the journal, regional graphics have generated a significant amount of engagement and regularly appear on the list of most viewed and trending articles. This collection assembles a diverse range of regional graphics to showcase the variety of ways that visualizations can be used to convey regional arguments, to raise the profile of this type of contribution to Regional Studies, Regional Science and to highlight innovations in visualizations that can also be used to enhance standard length articles and academic engagement beyond this medium.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1080/21681376.2022.2141655

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