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1 Introduction This second of three review articles centers on two strands of geographical research in and on the pandemic analyzing (a) the spatial patterns of COVID-19's spread, and (b) its economic impacts at various scales and the resulting disparities deepened and (re)produced by the pandemic. It aligns with a twofold agenda across the three articles: First, we present the results of a critical review of geographical research aimed at understanding the uneven geographies of the pandemic.
1 INTRODUCTION Looking back at the pandemic phase of COVID-19,1 it becomes clear that this global health emergency had a highly unequal impact on persons, groups, communities, countries and world regions. From the initial stages of the pandemic, discourses surrounding COVID-19 prominently featured its uneven geographies as a prevailing theme.
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