AM Kanngieser

AM Kanngieser is a researcher specializing in Social, Cultural and Historical Geography. Their work focuses on relational geographies, sonic colonialities, and the intersections between sound, space, and colonial histories. They collaborate extensively with international scholars and have published in leading journals such as Emotion, Space and Society and Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers.

Research interests include decolonizing methodologies, multispecies ethnography, and the materiality of auditory experiences in shaping socio-spatial relations. Their recent work emphasizes collaborative protocols for ethical spatial practices and critically examines how soundscapes reinforce colonial power structures.

Two key publications analyze collaborative relational geographies and the role of sonic colonialities in constructing Anglo-European nature paradigms. These studies utilize ethnographic and critical theoretical frameworks to interrogate environmental and cultural narratives.