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phg-workflow

phg-workflow

Use when starting or navigating any Progress in Human Geography (PiHG) manuscript and you need the entry point. Routes to the right sub-skill based on lifecycle stage and whether the piece is a free-standing review article or a commissioned Progress Report. It dispatches; it does not draft content.

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name: phg-workflow description: Use when starting or navigating any Progress in Human Geography (PiHG) manuscript and you need the entry point. Routes to the right sub-skill based on lifecycle stage and whether the piece is a free-standing review article or a commissioned Progress Report. It dispatches; it does not draft content.

PiHG Workflow Router (phg-workflow)

The orchestrator for a Progress in Human Geography submission. Figure out the stage and the genre, then send the user to the matching skill. PiHG is the discipline's review and theory flagship — the router's first job is to make sure the piece is a synthetic, agenda-setting review, not an empirical study wearing a review's clothes. PiHG does not publish empirical results or detailed cases.

When to trigger

  • Starting a new PiHG piece and unsure where to begin
  • Mid-project and unsure which skill applies next
  • Deciding whether you are writing a review article (open submission) or a Progress Report (commissioned)
  • Unsure whether the topic is review-worthy at all (route to phg-topic-selection)
  • Returning with a decision letter (route to phg-rebuttal)

First question: is this even a PiHG piece?

Run the fit gate before routing anywhere else.

CheckPass conditionRoute if it fails
Not empiricalThe core is an argument about a literature, not new data or a single casethis is the wrong journal — stop
Review-worthyThe literature is large, live, and contested, with real stakesphg-topic-selection
Has an interventionYou can name what the field is getting wrong and how you re-order itphg-critical-intervention
SyntheticThe sources add up to one argument, not a listphg-argument-synthesis

If "not empirical" fails — the piece would be unchanged if you deleted the argument and kept the data — PiHG is the wrong venue; consider an empirical geography journal instead.

Second question: which genre?

GenreWhat it isRoute
Review articleFree-standing, unsolicited critical review (~4,000–8,000 words)full default order below
Progress ReportCommissioned critical survey of a sub-field's recent worksame craft, but scope to the report's remit; confirm with the editor
PiHG Lecture / commentaryInvited; formats varyconfirm current practice on the SAGE page (phg-submission)

Progress Reports are invited by the editors — you cannot submit one cold. If you have a report commission, the same skills apply, scoped to the agreed remit.

Routing map (stage → skill)

Is the topic review-worthy?        → phg-topic-selection
What concept organizes it?         → phg-theory-building
Where does it sit in the field?    → phg-literature-positioning
Do the sources add to one arg?     → phg-argument-synthesis
What is the critical move?         → phg-critical-intervention
What is the forward agenda?        → phg-contribution-framing
Do the exhibits do synthesis?      → phg-tables-figures
Does it read as PiHG?              → phg-writing-style
Ready to submit?                   → phg-submission
How will it be judged?             → phg-review-process
Got an R&R / decision?             → phg-rebuttal

Default order

topic-selection → theory-building → literature-positioning → argument-synthesis → critical-intervention → contribution-framing → tables-figures → writing-style → submission → review-process → rebuttal

Iterate: most essays loop theory ↔ synthesis ↔ intervention several times before writing-style.

Anti-patterns

  • Treating PiHG as a place to publish an empirical study "framed as a review" — it is not
  • Writing an annotated bibliography and calling it a review (no cumulative argument)
  • Submitting something billed as a Progress Report without a commission
  • Reviewing a settled, niche literature with no live debate or stakes
  • Overrunning the short (~8,000-word inclusive) cap because a review "needs to be comprehensive"

Output format

【Genre】review article / Progress Report (commissioned) / lecture-commentary
【Stage】topic / theory / positioning / synthesis / intervention / framing / exhibits / writing / submit / review / rebut
【Fit gate】not-empirical? review-worthy? has-intervention? synthetic? [Y/N each]
【Route to】phg-<skill>
【Why】one line
【Then】the next skill after that

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