《經濟與社會地理學雜志》(Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie)是該領域歷史最悠久的期刊之一，自1910年創辦以來，一直是當代人文地理學研究和爭論的國際領先期刊?；陂L期的經驗和理論研究傳統，該雜志旨在為空間社會科學提供一個平臺。因此，它為經濟、城市、文化、政治、發展和人口地理學領域的討論、概念更新和原創研究提供了空間。該雜志還歡迎來自社會學、空間規劃、人類學、政治學、社會和文化研究等學科的貢獻和涉及空間、地點和規模問題的多學科視角。該雜志有一個重要的書評部分，在“荷蘭之窗”一節中特別強調了荷蘭地理和規劃的國際地位。

As one of the longest standing journals in the field, since its establishment in 1910, Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie (Journal of Economic and Social Geography) has been a leading international journal on contemporary research and debates in human geography. Building on a long tradition of empirical and theoretically informed research, the journal aims to provide a platform for the spatial social sciences. As such, it offers space for discussions, conceptual renewal and original research within the fields of economic, urban, cultural, political, developmental and population geography. The journal also welcomes contributions and multi-disciplinary perspectives that address issues of space, place, and scale from disciplines like sociology, spatial planning, anthropology, political science and social and cultural studies. The journal has a critical book review section, and specifically highlights the international position of Dutch geography and planning in the section “Window on the Netherlands”.