The SAGE Handbook of Social GeographiesThe social relations of difference – from race and class to gender and inequality – is at the heart of the concept of social geography and this Handbook reconsiders and redirects research in the discipline while examining the changing ideas of individuals and their relationship with structures of power. Organized into five sections, The SAGE Handbook of Social Geographies maps out the 'connections' anchored in social geography. |
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Contents
Situating Social Geographies | 1 |
SECTION 1 Difference and Diversity | 41 |
Social Geographies of Difference | 43 |
1 Gender Race Sexuality | 55 |
2 Social Geographies of Age and Ageism | 78 |
3 Disability Health and Citizenship | 99 |
4 Colonialism and the Tensioned Landscapes of Indigeneity | 118 |
5 Social Collisions | 139 |
14 Health Risk and Resilience | 329 |
15 Young People Care and Social Wellbeing | 351 |
Emotions Selves and Spaces | 368 |
17 Fear and its Others | 389 |
SECTION 4 Geographies of Social Justice | 409 |
Geographies of Social Justice | 411 |
18 Geography and Social Justice | 419 |
19 Ethical Spaces of Being Incommon | 435 |
6 Geographies of Affect | 154 |
7 Assemblage Geographies | 176 |
SECTION 2 Geographies and Social Economies | 195 |
Into the Black Box | 197 |
8 Economic SocietySocial Geography | 205 |
9 Geographies of Financial Risk and Exclusion | 222 |
10 Emotional Economic Geographies | 237 |
11 The Limits to Value | 253 |
Whats Wrong with Neoliberalism? | 269 |
SECTION 3 Geographies of Wellbeing | 297 |
Geographies of Wellbeing | 299 |
13 Geographies of Wellbeing | 309 |
20 Environmental Justice and the Commons | 455 |
21 Crime and the Remoralization of City Spaces | 474 |
22 A Social Geography of Human Rights | 488 |
SECTION 5 Doing Social Geographies | 505 |
Doing Social Geographies | 507 |
23 Participation | 517 |
24 Relevance | 546 |
25 The Politics and Ethics of Trust in Geographic Research | 560 |
26 Quantification | 573 |
Its not About Them and Us Its About Us | 586 |
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The SAGE Handbook of Social Geographies Susan J Smith,Rachel Pain,Sallie A Marston,John Paul Jones III Limited preview - 2009 |
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