A5073741992- Geographies of human-animal interactions
- Gender, Feminism, and Media
- Social Media and Politics
- Water Governance and Infrastructure
- Digital Economy and Work Transformation
- Digital Games and Media
- Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
- Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact
- Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
- Smart Cities and Technologies
- Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy
- Rural development and sustainability
- Higher Education Practises and Engagement
- Mining and Resource Management
- Sustainability and Climate Change Governance
- Library Science and Administration
- Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
- Geography Education and Pedagogy
- Historical Geography and Geographical Thought
- Media Studies and Communication
- Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development
- Climate Change Communication and Perception
- Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods
- Urban Planning and Governance
- Music History and Culture
University of Oxford
2023-2025
Macquarie University
2015-2024
University of California, Santa Cruz
2023
Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
2021
University of Saskatchewan
2019
LeTourneau University
2017
The University of Sydney
2011-2012
Abstract Has feminist geography really lost all relevance? This paper examines what the revitalisation of interest in thought and practice, especially A ustralia, means for geography. We illuminate trajectory new media beyond through developing a spatial analysis influenced by R ose F incher. Notions paradoxical space issue publics inform this reading two pivotal moments revitalisation: first, creation D estroy J oint, campaign launched maintained acebook Twitter spaces; second, ustralian P...
These are uncertain times in the Anthropocene, where health and resilience of all urban inhabitants should be key themes for cities striving sustainability. To this end, local councils Australia applying digital technologies with increasing complexity as components their forest management. This paper applies a more-than-human lens to analyse Australian council policies, documents project information inclusion application technologies. In scoping review, geographies informed data collection...
The short-form video-sharing app TikTok is the fastest growing social media platform globally, particularly among young people, and attracting significant academic interest. However, voices of people have been mostly absent from these debates. This article offers a qualitative study how are using to make care-full digital worlds in around Sydney, Australia, drawing on interviews with sixteen bringing together literatures geographies care, practices. Research participants identified...
The flipped classroom approach, a form of blended learning, is currently popular in education praxis. Initial reports on the include that it offers opportunities to increase student engagement and build meaningful learning teaching experiences. In this article, we analyse teacher experiences trial application third year undergraduate human geography course challenges conventional thinking practice resource management, including an explicit focus marginalization Indigenous knowledges context....
The Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA) is promoted as a useful way to centre development on the needs of those who are most vulnerable, but critiqued for inflexibility and ignoring important power relations. In light rigidities in using formulaic SLA, this conceptual paper suggests practical suite tools that use livelihoods research practice, refocuses them include adaptive strategies vulnerable peoples resource management pressures. Pentagon Prison five capitals can overwhelm both...
Feminist digital geographies are an important part of the turn currently underway in geographic scholarship. At same time, feminist movements taking advantage of, and emerging from, spaces. This article considers how intersects with gender what opportunities affords movements. We do so by drawing on a case study activism within Destroy Joint (DTJ), online social media activist group, build qualitative analysis dynamic, reflexive space. Qualitative studies emotion, affect power geographies,...
1. Estimating the life histories and population dynamics of trees is important for predicting how forests respond to climate change disturbances. To do so, ecologist often use stage-structured models, which explicitly account individual heterogeneity. However, data needed parameterise these models typically constrained by time- labour-intensive field methods. 2. Despite growing access remote sensing imagery that could potentially satiate data-hungry remain underutilised in ecology. Here, we...
Connections between people and water have received considerable attention within geographic research. This paper draws on cultural historical geographies, political ecology the environmental humanities to extend understandings of hydrosocial cycle by focusing dimensions society–water relations through concept shadow waters. Shadow waters centres cultures that privilege certain while rendering other invisible marginalised. Inspired Val Plumwood's notion “shadow places,” brings light way power...
The recent statement of future (human) extinction by Artificial Intelligence (AI), made the Center for AI Safety, crystallises techno-capitalists’ lack care and responsibility environmental social harms that digital technologies already produce. Rather than identifying their collective roles responsibilities in addressing these harms, Center’s highlights risks, ties to global threats. There are, however, alternatives such an approach, as articulated research at intersection geographies...
Collaborative online research offers opportunities and constraints for geographers. This article critically appraises a collaborative process that we used to illuminate spatial political dynamics of feminism contained within the group 'Destroy Joint' (DTJ). A mostly Australian initiative over 74 000 Facebook members, DTJ aims end sexism misogyny in multiple ways. It operates as meeting place, discussion forum, umbrella organisation numerous micro-campaigns change response broader social,...
Learning from women leaders in Australia has gained attention as a national political issue since the election of Julia Gillard our first female Prime Minister 2010. In parallel with her period office, growth feminist action and practice been evident, institutions interventions such 'Destroy Joint', group that agitates for an end to sexism misogyny multiple spaces. This article examines shifts gendered leadership activism, online offline spaces, especially respect learning women's...
Purpose A recent mainstream intervention in Australia involved the creation of a climate change communication institution, Climate Council, from crowdfunding and support social media. Such digital action invites further examination supporters’ motivations. The purpose this paper is to analyse reported intentions interests Council’s supporters gain better understanding spaces. Design/methodology/approach This reports on survey that was undertaken by Council with their Founding Friends sought...
Abstract Stage‐based demographic methods, such as matrix population models (MPMs), are powerful tools used to address a broad range of fundamental questions in ecology, evolutionary biology and conservation science. Accordingly, MPMs now exist for over 3000 species worldwide. These data being digitised an ongoing process periodically released into two large open‐access online repositories: the COMPADRE Plant Matrix Database COMADRE Animal Database. During last decade, archiving curation...
Abstract In this editorial we ask key questions about what it means to publish ‘a journal’ in a world of publishing which is driven by individual article metrics and online access. Seeing the value journals as venues for intellectual debate, therefore set out renewed vision how Transactions Institute British Geographers can provide space more collective collaborative approaches geographical debate. This approach revolves around idea ‘transactions’ itself creating spaces journal commentary,...
The Anthropocene, as a notion and discursive field, is generating productive academic broader debate. In this article, I analyse the creation of crowdfunded climate change institution in Australia – Climate Council an instance everyday activism partly function more-than-real. more-than-real refers to digital space that bore Council’s creation, situates spontaneous activism. context transformation included abnormally hot spring season, turn conservative federal government, already-active...
The policy framework claiming to support Indigenous people in remote parts of Australia is disarray with Commonwealth, state and territory governments proposing closure communities on a range economic social grounds, but facing significant criticism economic, environmental, cultural grounds. Western Australia's proposal close 150 communities, announced late-2014, reviewed found reveal profound failure geographical literacy.
Despite decades of research identifying the myriad causes and consequences, young women continue to be exposed a variety abuses in their dating relationships. Those who experience such violence often feel shame isolation hesitate reach out for support fear that stories will not heard, respected, or garner appropriate responses. Such abuse results grave consequences well-being quality life, with risk exposure one incident potentially leading cycle where may repeatedly drawn abusive Finding...
In this article the authors extend concept of museum and its collecting practices to record collections, position collections as musical archives that are representative our popular music heritage. They recognize role material culture museums in fostering social memory while also noting absence second-wave feminism representation. Research on archival turn suggests some intersections between literature feminist thought practices, but such overlap requires further examination. The suggest...
The growing use of environmental flows in rivers and wetlands around the world, aimed at maintaining ecological health by allocating water to environment, arguably also provides space for recognition Indigenous values. Theoretically, if values, which nominally determine what is made available restoring river through flows, do coincide with then this mutual benefit conceivable. However, contexts such as O rd northern A ustralia, where values are defined post‐dam construction, further...
In this article, on behalf of The Shadow Places Network, we outline a working manifesto politics and practice. We mobilise the format to speak an uncertain damaged future, begin imagine other possible worlds. For feminist philosopher Val Plumwood, whose thinking inspires network, shadow places are underside capitalist fantasy, ‘the multiple disregarded economic ecological support’. turning towards places, unjust unsustainable processes that produce them, call for environmental humanities...
Hybrid geographies are well developed in studies of human–nature relations and environmental humanities, but less so music gender. In this article, we use hybrid to frame our critical engagement with Australia's triple j's Unearthed, a publically funded website radio station that presents new music. approaches enable us understand gendered power by deconstructing the ways differences built on cultural, social, spatial technological relations. Engaging netnographic mixed-method critique...
ABSTRACT The recent digging of a new channel for water delivery to expand irrigation in the Ord provides good opportunity unearthing native title agreement that allows intensification agriculture there. Initial development this north-eastern Australian catchment did not include recognition of, consultation with, or distribution benefits Indigenous people impacted by dam creation and land flooding. Forming between those affected previous dispossessions, associated accumulation wealth via...