52, June 2014, English

IGU Commission on Gender and Geography
Newsletter 52
June, 2014
IGU AWARD to Gender Commission!
Our Commission is the first recipient of the IGU award for the Commission that has most
successfully advanced the objectives of the IGU! The decision was based on the report
of our activities for 2012-13. The award is certainly reflective of all our efforts, especially
the past Chairs and stalwarts of the Commission – Janet, Ruth, Joos, Tovi and Robyn and
newsletter editor, Jan.
The award will be announced at the Opening Ceremony in Krakow in August so I hope
those of us headed for the meeting will be able to be at the opening. We will get a prize
of USD2,000 and the right to deliver a public lecture on “the most important scientific
results” of our Commission’s activities at Krakow. I hope we can all start thinking about
what those are.
Since the last newsletter, the Commission has been busy finalising our sessions at the
IGU Regional Conference in Krakow this coming August. I am pleased to share that we
will have about a dozen sessions around the main conference theme of “Changes,
Challenges, Responsibility” (see http://www.igu2014.org/programme for the preliminary
programme). I am very grateful to all the session chairs who have put in the effort to
organise the sessions which will examine gender issues in ranging from participatory
methodologies, mobilities, tourism, human rights, food chains, everyday lives,
parenthood and media and surviving and thriving in academia.
I am also very grateful to our colleagues at Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies at
the University of Warsaw who have taken on the challenge to organise our Preconference Workshop on “The Gendering of New Realities: Unequal Challenges and
Responsibilities” on 16-17 August. The workshop will examine the wide array of
postcolonial experiences in geographical research and/or teaching on gender across the
world. They are still seeking papers! Please go to http://py.wgsr.uw.edu.pl/en/igu2014/
for registration details. The registration fees include a half-day guided city field trip.
Finally, I am very pleased to announce that the Gender Commission is recognising
Professor Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon, Autonomous University of Barcelona, for her
many contributions to feminist geography and the Commission. Maria Dolors has been
one of feminist geography’s most constant international supporters. She was founding
secretary of the IGU Gender Study Group that preceded our Commission status, has
hosted and secured funding for conferences, research on gender issues, as well as
mentored many young feminist geographers through her career. We wish her all the best
in her upcoming retirement this year. We will accord her the honour at the conference
on “Feminist Geography: Who we are, what we do, why we do it” held in Omaha at the
University of Nebraska on 15-18 May 2014.
As this academic year draws to a close, I wish you all a productive summer and hope to
see you in Krakow and Warsaw!
Shirlena Huang (National University of Singapore)
Chair, IGU Gender and Geography Commission
News from Around the World
Congratulations to our colleagues at the University of Waikato, New Zealand, who have
received major recognition. Robyn Longhurst has been appointed as the University’s
Pro-Vice Chancellor Education beginning January 2014 and also received the
university’s 2013 postgraduate supervision excellence award. Lynda Johnston has
received one of the University’s four Research Excellence Award. which recognized her
community impact. It acknowledged more than 20 years of informing debate and shaping
community opinions on issues such as marriage equality, queer identity, and sexual
health and well- being. Lynda and Robyn were also both honored at the 2014 Association
of American Geographers meeting. Lynda was awarded the Jan Monk Service Award of
the Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group while Robyn was also present
to accept that award for 2013 which she had been unable to accept in person last year.
On Australia Day, January 26, 2014, Ruth Fincher (Professor of Geography,University
of Melbourne) has received a major award from the Australian government, as a
Member of the Order of Australia, It honors her significant service to education,
particularly to geography and urban studies and to national and international geographic
associations. Ruth served as a Vice-President of the International Geographical Union,
2008-2012, as Chair of the IGU Commission on Gender and Geography, 1996-2000; is
currently President of the Academic Board of the University of Melbourne, was
Executive Committee Member of the International Social Science Council, 2010-2013 ,
and has played many other roles in academia. Congratulations on this high national
honor!
A 'gender task force' has been formed in the VGDH (Association of German
Geography) to conduct a quantitative and qualitative study about the persistence of
gender inequalities in German geography departments. Additionally, the Deutscher
Geographentag has been renamed into Deutscher Kongress für Geographie in order to
respond to the 'new' reality of German geography, in which both female and male
geographers now play an important role. The old name used only the male form of
geographer (Gegographen) (which excluded female geographers - Geographinnen).
Congratulations to Anne Buttimer (Emeritus Professor, University College, Dublin) who
was awarded Lifetime Achievement Honors by the Association of American Geographers
at its 2014 Annual Meeting in Tampa, Florida, in April 2014. The award recognizes her
sustained contributions to philosophies of geography and to connecting geography and
social policies as well as recognizing her international leadership including Presidency of
the International Geographical Union (2000-2004) and Vice Presidency of Academia
Europaea.
Tovi Fenster, Tel Aviv University gave a series of talks about 'Gender and the City' at
the end of January, 2014 at the La Laguna University in Tenerife, Canary Islands.hosted
by Prof. Luz Marina Garcia Herrera who has an active group that do research on this
issue..
Dedicated to Ragnhild Lund, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and a
member of the steering committee of the IGU Commission on Gender and Geography,
the book Alternative Development: Unraveling Marginalization, Voice Change honors
her career in fostering international collaborative work in development and gender
studies. The book, edited by Catherine Brun, Piers Blaikie, and Michael Jones, is inspired
by Ragnhild’s four decades of “balancing academic life and activism with themes of
alternative development such as local knowledges and practices, poverty, gender,
environment and sustainable development, and addressing recent debates such as forced
migration, conflict, and climate change.” The volume includes an autobiographical
discussion between Ragnhild and Michael Jones on her life and career since the mid
1970s. Chapters focusing on gender themes are identified below in the section on articles
and book chapters. We congratulate Ragnhild on this tribute.volume.
Congratulations to Nazgol Bagheri (University of Texas, San Antonio) who has
received the 2013 University of Missouri-Kansas Outstanding Dissertation Award
selected from a highly competitive pool of applications by the university’s School of
Graduate Studies. Her Ph.D dissertation is entitled “Modernizing the Public Space:
Gender Identities, Multiple Modernities, and Space Politics in Tehran.” She presented on
this research at the IGU Regional Conference in Kyoto in 2013.
Congratulations to Carolin Schurr who has received the Swiss Latin American
dissertation award for my dissertation 'Performing politics, making space: a visual
ethnography of political change in Ecuador' with a 6.000 CHF prize money.
Over 60 paper and/or panels sessions at the Association of American Geographers were
sponsored or co-sponsored by the Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group.
Among co-sponsoring specialty groups were Sexuality and Space, Development
Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology, Latin American Geography, Rural
Geography, and History of Geography. In addition to presenters from the United States
were also geographers from Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, the Netherlands, New
Zealand, Spain, and the U.K. A full list of sessions and abstracts can be accessed by
entering Geographic Perspectives on Women at the site for the preliminary program.
http://meridian.aag.org/callforpapers/program/index.cfm?mtgID=59
Congratulations to Karen Schwiter and colleagues who have been awarded a multi-year
grant by the Swiss National Science Foundation for the project "Anticipated parenthood
and employment trajectories. The interrelation of family and career plans of young adults
and their implications for occupational gender segregation." The project is hosted at the
Center of Gender Studies of the University of Basel and runs from June 2014 to
December 2016. Karen (University of Zurich) is currently spending a research semester
in Vancouver..
NEW BOOKS
Bradshaw, Diane (ed.) Gender Issues and Human Rights. 2013. Cheltenham, Gloucester
and Northampton, MA. Edward Elgar.
Bradshaw, Sarah. Gender, Development and Disasters. Cheltenham, Gloucester and
Northampton MA: Edward Elgar
Brun, Catherine, Piers Blaikie, and Michael Jones. 2014. Alternative Development:
Unraveling Marginalisation, Voicing Change. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington VT.,
Ashgate.
Dixon, Deborah P. and Sallie A. Marston. 2013 Feminist Geopolitics: At the Sharp End .
London and New York: Routledge.
Eriksen, Christine. 2014. Gender and Wildfire: Landscapes of Uncertainty. London and
New York. Routledge.
Fenster, T and Shlomo, O. (eds.) (2014), Cities of Tomorrow? Planning , Sustainability
and Justice Today?, Hakibbutz Hameuhad Publishers, Tel Aviv (Hebrew)
Gorman-Murray, Andrew, Barbara Pini, and Lia Bryant (eds). 2013. Sexuality, Rurality,
and Geography. Lanham MD. Rowman and Littlefield.
Heinonen, Paula. 2013. Youth Gangs and Street Children: Cuture, Nature and
Masculinity in Ethiopia. New York and Oxford: Berghahn.
Oberhauser Ann M. and Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo. 2014. Gender and Space: Engaging
Feminisms and Development. New York: Routledge.
http://www.tandfundia.com/books/details/9780415657983.
Oso, Laura and Natalia Ribas-Mateos. 2013. The International Handbook on Gender,
Migration and Trannationalisn Cheltenham, Gloucester and Northampton, MA. Edward
Elgar.
Otto, Dianne. 2013. Gender Issues and Human Rights. Edward Elgar. Cheltenham,
Gloucester and Northampton, MA. Edward Elgar.
SPECIAL JOURNAL ISSUES
LES Online 6(1) 2014 is a special issue of ten papers from with Proceedings of the II
European Geographies of Sexualities conference. Information can be obtained from
Edward Ferreira ([email protected]).
Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift has issued two special issues devoted to gendered mobilities:
Volume 67 (4) edited by Ragnhild Lund and Anna Karlsdottir deals with Asia and 67 (5),
2013, edited by Haldis Vallestrand, Destra Walsh, Siri Girrard and Marit Aure deals with
the North. See below for individual articles.
French, Amber and Parvati Raghuram (eds) 2013. Female Migration Outcomes II.
Gendered Analysis of the Outcomes of Migration: Research Agendas and Policy
Proposals. Volume 15, No. 2. This issue includes seven articles addresses research
agendas, policy proposals, and case studies from Asian European, African, Middle
Eastern and Canadian settings (see individual entries below).
ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS
Agyei-Mensah, and Cahrlotte wrigley-Asante. 2013. “Gender, Politics and Development
in Accra, Ghana.”in Catherine Brun, Piers Blaikie, and Micahel Jones (eds). Alternative
Development: Unraveling Marginalization, Voicing Change, Farnham, Surrey and
Burlington VT., Ashgate.
Aiello, G. Bakshi, S. Bilge, S. Hall, L. K. Johnston, L. and Pérez, K. 2013 “Here, and not
yet here: a dialogue at the intersection of queer, trans, and culture.” Journal of
International and Intercultural Communication, 6(2): 96-117.
Alfasi, N. and T. Fenster, 2013. ' Urban Justice in the 2011 Protest Movement in Israel',
Pamin: Journal of Culture, Society and Education, 64, 113-123, (Hebrew).
Andrew, Caroline., Fran. Klodawsky, and Janet Siltanen, 2013, “Soft skills and hard
prejudices: Pathways to improving recent immigrant women’s successful integration in
Ottawa, Canada”, Diversities, 15/1, pp. 67-78
Atehortúa, Juan Velasquez. 2014. Barrio women’s invited and invented spaces againist
elitisation in Chacao, Venezuela.” Antipode 46(3): 835-56.
Attanapola, Chamila t. “Ignored voices in globalization: Women’s agency in coping with
human rights violations in an export processing zone in Sri Lanka.” Catherine Brun, Piers
Blaikie, and Micahel Jones (eds). Alternative Development: Unraveling Marginalization,
Voicing Change, 135-154.. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington VT., Ashgate.
----. 2013. “Back and forth with hopes and fears.: Sri Lankans men’s narratives on
gendered mobility in transnational livelihoods.” Norsk Geografisk Tidsscrift 67(5): 21928.
Aubrey, Tim, Fran Klodawsky, and Benjamin Coulombe. 2012. “Comparing the housing
trajectories of Different Clusters Within a Diverse Homeless Population”, American
Journal of Community Psychology, 49/1: 142-155.
Aure, Marit. 2013. “The emotional costs of employment-related mobility.” Norsk
Geofrafisk Tidsskrift 67(5): 284-94.
Azmi, Farzeeha. 2014. “Impacts of internal displacemenr on women’s agency in two
resettlement communities in Sri Lanka.” Catherine Brun, Piers Blaikie, and Micahel
Jones (eds). Alternative Development: Unraveling Marginalization, Voicing Change,
243-257. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington VT., Ashgate.
Bailey, A. and S. Darak. 2013. “Spaces of disclosure and discrimination: Case studies
from India”. In P. Liamputtong (ed.), Stigma, Discrimination and Living with
HIV/AIDS-A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Springer, Dordrecht. ISBN 978-94-007-6323-4
Bailey, Marion M. “Engendering space: Ballroom culture and the spatial practice of
possibility in Detroit.” Gender, Place and Culture 21(4): 489-507.
Bailey, Marion M. and Rashad Shabazz. 2014. “Gender and sexual geographies of
Blackness: New Black cartographies of resistance and survival (part 2).” Gender, Place
and Culture 21(4): 449-52.
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Baldin, Talita; Brito, Rosemeire Santos. 2014. “A mulher em cena: o feminino na
tragédia grega 'Medéia'.” Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero, 5,(1)11425.
Bartlett, Alison. 2013.”Feminist protest in the desert: Researching the 1983 Pine Gap
women’s peace camp .” Gender, Place and Culture 20 (7): 914- 26.
Basilio. Luciana., 2014.”As Educadoras e o Sistema de Ensino do Município de Porto
Velho: Uma História de Ausências. Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Gênero, , 5
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Baylina, Mireia, Anna Ortiz Guitart, and Maria Prats Ferret. Adolescència i gènere al
barri del Besòs.” In Blanca Gutiérrez , Adriana Cioccoletto (eds). 2012. Estudios
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Catalunya i Institut Català de les Dones, Generalitat de Catalunya.: 175-90
Bélanger, Danièle and Linh Tran Giang 2013. “Precarity, Gender and Work: Vietnamese
Migrant Workers in Asia.” in Female Migration Outcomes II. 15(1).
Benwell, Ann Ferger. 2013. “ Making migration meaningful: Achievements through
deparation in Mongolia.” Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift 67(4): 239-248.
Berjano-Rodríguez, Daniel. 2014. “¡Harka!: Del Homoerotismo a la Opresión de Género
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Boivin, Renaud René. 2014.”La homofobia discriminación violencia hacia las inorias
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Santos, 2014. “Não, Isso não é Coisa pra Homem” - Masculinidades e os Processos de
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Brown, Michael. 2014. “Gender and sexuality II: There goes the gayborhood.” Progress
in Human Geography 38: 452-65.
Brun, Catherine and Piers Blaikie. 2014. “Introduction Alternative Development:
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Buda, D. d’Hauteserre, A-M and Johnston, L. 2014: Feelings and tourism studies, Annals
of Tourism Research, 46: 102-14.
Caires, lisângela Santos Pereira de; Gomes.Almiralva Ferraz; and Santana. Weslei
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Espaço Organizacional de uma Concessionária de Veículos.” Revista Latino-americana
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Carbó, Mónica, Mireia Baylina, and Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon,. 2013. “Women’s
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Caretta, M.A. and Börjeson, L. 2014. “Local gender contract and adaptive capacity in
smallholder irrigation: a case study from the Kenyan dry-lands.” Gender, Place and
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Cé, João Pedro; Cardoso, João Gabriel, Maracci Silveira. Barcinski, ARCINSKI,
Mariana; Pizzinato, Adolfo. 2014. “Em Casa que Mulher Manda, até Galo Canta Fino:
Análise da Construção Midiática da Personagem Dilma Rousseff.” Revista Latinoamericana de Geografia e Gênero, 5(2): 175-88.
Chant, Sylvia . 2014. “The Informal Economy in Cities of the South.” In Vandana Desai
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Choi, Eunyoung, 2014. “North Korean women’s narratives of migration: Challenging
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Costa, Benhur Pinós da. 2014. “Práticas espaciais de 'pegação' homoerótica: o caso dos
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Cupples J and Glynn K 2014. “Indigenizing and decolonizing higher education on
Nicaragua’s Atlantic Coast.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 35(1): 56-71
Cupples J and Glynn K. 2014. “The mediation and remediation of disaster: Hurricanes
Katrina and Felix in/and the new media environment.’ Antipode: A Radical Journal of
Geography 46(2): 359-81.
Delgado, Cecília Maria Neves. 2014. “O género como instrumento de definição de
cidades mais equitativas: constrangimentos e oportunidades.” Revista Latino-americana
de Geografia e Gênero. 5(1): 66-72.
DeLyser, Dydia and Wendy S. Shaw. 2013. “For menopause geographies.” Area 45(4):
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Devasahayam, Theresa W. 2013. Making the Most of Remittances: Obligations,
Aspirations, and Precarity among Indonesian Women Migrants in Singapore ” in Female
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Dinis, Nilson Fernandes. 2014. “O amor entre mulheres: a tolerância esconderia mais
preconceito?” Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Gênero, 5(1): 142-51.
Dixon, Deborah P. 2014. “The way of the flesh.: geopolitics and the weight of the
future.” Gender, Place and Culture 21 (2): 136-151.
Dominguez-Mujica, Josefina and Rosalia Avila-Tàpies. 2013. “ The in-between lives of
Japanese immigrants in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.” Gender, Place and Culture
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Dowler, Lorraine, Dana Cuomo and Nicole Laliberte. 2014. “Challenging ‘The Penn
State Way.” A feminist response to institutional violence in higher education.” Gender,
Place and Culture 21 (3): 387-94.
Drah, Bright B. 2014.”Queen mothers, NGOs and orphans: Transformations in traditional
women’s political organizationin an era of HIV and orphanhood in Manya Klo, Ghana.”
Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift 68(1) 10-21.
Dutt, Sohini and Bimal Kanti Paul. 2014. “Factors influencing willingness to comply
with HIV/AIDS prevention measures by female college students in Kolkata, West
Bengal, India.” Geojournal 79(1): 113-26.
Eguiluz, Itzel. 2014.” Emerging Adulthood, Regular Migration and Sexuality: Latin
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Ekera, Michael. 2013. “ “’Pounding dirt all day’: Labor, sexuality, and gender in the
British Columbia reforestations sector.” Gender, Place and Culture 20 (7) 876-95.
Emple, Hanna and Helen Hazen. 2014. “ Navigating risk in Minnesota’s birth landscape:
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Eriksen, Christine.2014. “Gendered risk engagement: Challenging the embedded
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Evans, Sarah,, Innes Keighren, and Avril Maddrell. 2014. “Coming of age?: Relfections
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Evered, Emine and Kyle T. Evered. 2013. “ “’Protecting the national body’: Regulating
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Faria, Caroline. 2014. “Styling the nation: Fear and desire in the South Sudanese beauty
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Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Elena. 2014. “Transnational abductions and transnational
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Fiorvante, Karina Eugenia and Alfano, Mirelle. 2104. “'Marco e Benigno': cenários de
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Fossland, Trina. 2013. “Crossing borders, getting work: Skilled migrants’ gendered
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Glynn K and Cupples J 2014. “Negotiating and queering US hegemony in TV drama:
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Gomes, Fernando Bertani. 2014. “Resenha: Foucault.” Revista Latino-americana de
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Göransson, Kristina. 2013. “Manoevring the middle ground: Social mobility and the
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Gorman-Murray, Andrew. 2014 “Home fires: Risk, vulnerability and diversity.”
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Gress, Douglas R. and Jaeyon Poek. 2014. “Differential spaces in Korean places:
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Guo, Chunian and Jianfa Shen. 2014. “Rural women migrants in the Pearl River delta:
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Hamdan-Saliba.Hanna. 2014, “Urban planning and the everydat experience of women in
Jaffa.” Documents d’Analísi Geográfica 60 (1): 115-34.
Hawkins, Roberta, Maya Manz and Diana Ojeda. 2014. “Lives in the making: Academia
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Hayhurst, Lyndsay M.C. “The ‘girl effect’ and martial arts: social entrepreneurship and
sport, gender, and development in Uganda.” Gender, Place and Culture 21(3): 297-315.
Holloway, Sarah L. and Helene Pimlott-Wilson. 2014. “Any advice is welcome, isn’t it?
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Hopkins, Gail. 2013. – ‘Casamance Refugee Women’s Engagement with Development
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Unraveling Marginalization, Voicing Change, 155-167.. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington
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Ingram, Mrill. 2014. “Washing urban water: urban water diplomacy in environmental art
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Inwoood, Joshua F.J. 2013. “Love and the Other: A response to Morrison et al.”
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Isoke, Zenzela. 2014” “Can’t I be seen? Can’t I be heard?: Black women queering
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James, Al. 2014.””Work-life’balance’ and gendred (im)mobilities in knowledge and
learning in high-tech economies.” Journal of Economic Geography 14(3): 483-510.
Jensen. Kari. 2014. “Space-time geography if female live-in child domestic workers in
Dhaka, Bangladesh.” Children’s Geographies 12(2):154-69.
Johnston, L. 2013: “Queering skiing and camping up nature in Queenstown: Aotearoa New
Zealand’s Gay Ski Week.” in Jayne Caudwell and Kath Browne (eds) Sexualities, Spaces and
Leisure Studies, Routledge, London,. 43-58.
Johnston, L., Oswin, N. and M. Thomas 2013: “Book review forum – author meets
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