Rate My Professor Nina Williams

Williams co-edited the book Speculative Geographies: Ethics, Technologies, Aesthetics with Dr Thomas Keating (Palgrave Macmillan, 2022), contributing chapters such as 'From Abstract Thinking to Thinking Abstractions: Introducing Speculative Geographies'. Her journal articles include 'Fashion’s Relation to the “Geo”: From Global Impacts to Earthly Practices' with Matthew Patchett (Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 2025), 'Designing conditions for coexistence' with Oscar Cotsaftis et al. (Design Studies, 2023), 'Geophilosophies: towards another sense of the earth' with Thomas P. Keating (Subjectivity, 2022), 'Waiting for Geotropic Forces: Bergsonian duration and the ecological sympathies of biodesign' (Qualitative Inquiry, 2022), 'The problem of critique in art-geography: five propositions for immanent evaluation after Deleuze' (Cultural Geographies, 2021), and 'Theorizing Style (In Three Sketches)' (GeoHumanities, 2020). Earlier works feature 'Listening' and 'Practising post-humanism in geographical research' (Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2019), alongside book chapters like 'Non-Representational Theory' (International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Second Edition, 2019). With over 320 citations on Google Scholar, her scholarship influences cultural geography and related fields. Williams supervises PhD students on topics including geographic thinking with Deleuze and Guattari, emotional geographies of fear on public transport, and media perception in the Balkans.