Nr. 48, Mai 2011 - AK Geographie und Geschlecht

For Julie Graham: Celebrating Julie Graham's Contributions and Exploring the Future of her
Work
For Julie Graham: Performing Diverse Economies
For Julie Graham: Developing and Enacting Community Based Research
For Julie Graham: Questions of scale, mapping and subjectivity
For Julie Graham: The Next Generation
Mobilizing Care: Uneven Geographies and the Spatial Governance of Global Health
Rural women's livelihoods
Ten Years On: Feminisms and the 'War on Terror'
Writing creatively: Process, practice, and product
Thursday, April 14
Approaches to Exploring and Re-Presenting Geographies of Bodies, Disability, and Well-Being I
Approaches to Exploring and Re-Presenting Geographies of Bodies, Disability, and Well-Being II
Diverse Economies of Dwelling I
Diverse Economies of Dwelling II
Rethinking, redressing and reclaiming gendered knowledges
Food and Alterity in a Diverse Economy: Exploring a Politics of Possibility (1)
Food and Alterity in a Diverse Economy: Exploring a Politics of Possibility (2)
Food and Alterity in a Diverse Economy: Exploring a Politics of Possibility (3)
Living on the edge: Borders and women's lives
Immigrants and Citizenship
Friday, April 15
Geographies of multicultural people
Disseminating Feminist Geographies within Postsecondary Education
Discourse Analysis and Urban Research 1: Texts, Images, Artifacts
Discourse Analysis and Urban Research 2: Texts, Images, Artifacts
Saturday, April 16
What's feminist about this work? Challenges and insights from feminist research methodologies
What does race become through food?
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