Titlebook: Interdisciplinary Unsettlings of Place and Space; Conversations, Inves Sarah Pinto,Shelley Hannigan,Emma Charlton Book 2019 Springer Nature

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The Place of Social Spaced the ‘spatial turn’ (Vertinsky and Bale in Sites of Sport: space, place, experience. Routledge, London, UK, .), especially with a view to examining how particular identities are (re)constructed in such contexts. Sporting clubs have long held a unique place in communities in relation to popular cult

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From the Parlour to the Forum weight or restrictions. Dresses can represent particular cultures, identities or personas. Dresses in or as art (dress-art) are shifted from their intentions for actual bodies to material and aesthetic transformations. Examples of dress-art, created by eight different artists around the world, are

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Rural ‘Tourist’—Rural ‘Resident’—Betwixt and Between Places and Spacesmately, the question that guides all of my work is ‘where is the rural in that?’ and this allows me to examine absences and tokenistic gestures in policy and practice in, about, and for rural. In this chapter, I explore how I position myself and how my work is positioned in terms of rural in a time

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Ourselves, Our Rivals which emerged after the attempted school consolidation of two communities in the rural USA following the Great Recession of 2008. Exploring the official school documents, media reporting, and online conversation, patterns emerged demonstrating a miss alignment between the official story supporting

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Counterhegemonic Food Discourses and Geographies of Food: Are We Losing the Rural?shift from food in a productive rural space, to food as a counterhegemonic discourse, frequently in, or linking urban spheres to a very limited subset of rural producers. The contemporary production of agriculture in rural Australia is driven by a paradigm of productivity, economic growth, efficienc

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Citizens, Spatial Practices and Resurrection of the Idea of Place in Contemporary Lucknowor old cities with rich historical and cultural legacies. Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, and historical, cultural and political epicentre of North India after New Delhi, is one such city. Second-tier cities of India like Lucknow are aspiring to become global through borrowed images from bigg

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At Home in the City administrators constructed urban migrants as temporary and threatening and represented their ‘rightful place’ as the village. Within this schema, women in particular have been construed as ‘matter out of place’. Consequently, if Papua New Guinean men’s presence in urban areas was meant to be tempor