Abstract/Summary

This virtual special issue of Social & Cultural Geography is part of a series of retrospectives published in celebration of the journal’s twentieth anniversary. This issue features a selection of eight previously published articles on method that, taken together, highlight key themes and developments in methodological work since the journal’s inception in 2000. In this introduction, the editors introduce the featured articles and, engaging other notable publications in the journal, offer a framework for thinking about the twenty years of methodological work published in the pages of Social & Cultural Geography. We explore how these articles speak to current methodological issues and debates before concluding with a set of provocations for future methodological work.