Emerging over the past ten years from a set of post-structuralist theoretical lineages, non-
representational theories are having a major impact within Human Geography. Non …

This paper presents a meta-analysis of recent critiques of geographical scholarship on
'neoliberal natures'. The analysis juxtaposes distinct (and at times divergent) …

Increasing communities' participation in development processes has been the subject of
both policy aspiration and scholarly critique. This paper explores the implications of a critical …

Infrastructure tends to be conceived as stabilized and 'black-boxed'with little interaction from
users. This fixity is in flux in ways not yet fully considered in either geography or science and …

In this paper we review recent social science work on the issue of biosecurity and suggest
ways in which geographers and social scientists can approach and intervene in current …

Interest in participatory governance recognises that communities can make valuable
contributions to governance, but attempts to strengthen community participation encounter …

In this paper, we develop tools for understanding political agency and political events as
they unfold contextually in everyday life. We discuss alternative understandings of the …

Participation is a concept and practice that governs many aspects of new media and new
publics. There are a wide range of attempts to create more of it and a surprising lack of …

This paper is concerned with forging new links between geography and biology and
technology by delivering a set of shocks to the meaning of accepted categories like …

From there to here From here to there Funny things are everywhere.(Dr Seuss, Red Fish,
Blue Fish) Simply put, this book is about how nature is 'done', how it is practised, how it …