Provides an introduction to the state of the sub-discipline of social geography, capture recent themes and directions, and chart new questions and challenges for theory, politics and practice.
Provides an introduction to the state of the sub-discipline of social geography, capture recent themes and directions, and chart new questions and challenges for theory, politics and practice.
The Newcastle Social Geographies Collective Contact: Rachel Pain and Peter Hopkins (Peter.Hopkins@newcastle.ac.uk)
Inhaltsangabe
Part I Introductions 1. Creating More Social Geographies Newcastle Social Geographies Collective 2. Theories in Social Geographies Robert Shaw 3. Researching Social Geographies Rachel Pain and Peter Hopkins Part II Foundations 4. Space and Time Robert Shaw 5. Scale Quan Gao 6. Social Change Alastair Bonnett 7. Justice Craig Jones and Michael Richardson 8. Indigeneity Stefan Rzedzian 9. Nation and Nationalism Matthew C. Benwell 10. Urban/rural Wen Lin and Ruth McAreavey 11. Everyday Alison Stenning with Leah Chan Lottie Rhodes and Katy Smith 12. Emotion Matej Blazek with Leah Chan Lottie Rhodes and Katy Smith Part III Divisions 13. Race Raksha Pande 14. Religion Kawtar Najib and Robin Finlay 15. Class Anoop Nayak 16. Gender Michael Richardson Raksha Pande and Ged Ridley 17. Sexualities Graeme Mearns and Carl Bonner-Thompson 18. Disability Janice McLaughlin 19. Age Peter Hopkins and Rachel Pain 20. Intersectionality Alessandro Boussalem Nathar Iqbal and Peter Hopkins Part IV Issues 21. Housing Julia Heslop and Helen Jarvis 22. Wealth and Poverty Roger Burrows 23. Health Clare Bambra and Ali Copeland 24. Education Simon Tate 25. Policing the City Elaine Campbell 26. Migration and Diaspora Maddy Thompson and Robin Finlay 27. Encounter Nathar Iqbal 28. Social Reproduction Al James 29. Performance Ruth Raynor 30. Data Niall Cunningham 31. Digital Graeme Mearns and Carl Bonner-Thompson 32. Sustainability Gareth Powells 33. Environmental Justice Joe Herbert 34. Food and More-than-human Geographies Suzanne Hocknell
Part I Introductions 1. Creating More Social Geographies Newcastle Social Geographies Collective 2. Theories in Social Geographies Robert Shaw 3. Researching Social Geographies Rachel Pain and Peter Hopkins Part II Foundations 4. Space and Time Robert Shaw 5. Scale Quan Gao 6. Social Change Alastair Bonnett 7. Justice Craig Jones and Michael Richardson 8. Indigeneity Stefan Rzedzian 9. Nation and Nationalism Matthew C. Benwell 10. Urban/rural Wen Lin and Ruth McAreavey 11. Everyday Alison Stenning with Leah Chan Lottie Rhodes and Katy Smith 12. Emotion Matej Blazek with Leah Chan Lottie Rhodes and Katy Smith Part III Divisions 13. Race Raksha Pande 14. Religion Kawtar Najib and Robin Finlay 15. Class Anoop Nayak 16. Gender Michael Richardson Raksha Pande and Ged Ridley 17. Sexualities Graeme Mearns and Carl Bonner-Thompson 18. Disability Janice McLaughlin 19. Age Peter Hopkins and Rachel Pain 20. Intersectionality Alessandro Boussalem Nathar Iqbal and Peter Hopkins Part IV Issues 21. Housing Julia Heslop and Helen Jarvis 22. Wealth and Poverty Roger Burrows 23. Health Clare Bambra and Ali Copeland 24. Education Simon Tate 25. Policing the City Elaine Campbell 26. Migration and Diaspora Maddy Thompson and Robin Finlay 27. Encounter Nathar Iqbal 28. Social Reproduction Al James 29. Performance Ruth Raynor 30. Data Niall Cunningham 31. Digital Graeme Mearns and Carl Bonner-Thompson 32. Sustainability Gareth Powells 33. Environmental Justice Joe Herbert 34. Food and More-than-human Geographies Suzanne Hocknell
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