|
Mendes, L.; Carmo, A. (2016) – “State-Led gentrification in an era of neoliberal urbanism: examining the new urban lease regime in Portugal”, International Conference Contested Cities “From contested cities to global urban justice – critical dialogues”, Madrid, 4 a 7 de Julho.
https://www.academia.edu/27230947/Mendes_L._Carmo_A._2016_State-Led_gentrification_in_an_era_of_neoliberal_urbanism_examining_the_new_urban_lease_regime_in_Portugal_International_Conference_Contested_Cities_From_contested_cities_to_global_urban_justice_critical_dialogues_Madrid_4_a_7_de_Julho
Luís Mendes
Instituto de Geografia e Ordenamento do Território da Universidade de Lisboa,
Centro de Estudos Geográficos,
Instituto Interdisciplinar de Investigação da Universidade de Lisboa,
Av. Prof. Gama Pinto, 2
Sala B3.05
1649-003 Lisboa
http://www.ceg.ul.pt/investigadores.asp?id=51
http://ceg.ulisboa.pt/investigacao/investigadores/luis-filipe-goncalves-mendes/
https://lisboa.academia.edu/Lu%C3%ADsMendes
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Luis_Mendes8
________________________________________
De: A forum for critical and radical geographers <[log in to unmask]> em nome de CRIT-GEOG-FORUM automatic digest system <[log in to unmask]>
Enviado: sábado, 7 de Janeiro de 2017 00:00
Para: [log in to unmask]
Assunto: CRIT-GEOG-FORUM Digest - 5 Jan 2017 to 6 Jan 2017 (#2017-7)
There are 15 messages totaling 3006 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. CfPs ESRS 2017, Ageing, Austerity and Engagement
2. RGS-IBG CFP: Decolonising geographies of democracy and participation
3. Foucault in Ireland
4. Reminder: Population Geography Sponsorship at the RGS-IBG
5. ESRC-funded PhD opportunity at Aberystwyth University
6. CFP: Joe Orton, 50 years on, a symposium, 9 August 2017 (University of
Leicester)
7. CfP: Making the Collective City. University of Lisbon.
8. PhD Studentships at University of Dundee
9. It seems, by now I am playing time against your troublres. While I am in
the front, the play on time is won. 'Tis coming.
10. CFP RGS-IBG AC2017 New and Emerging Research in Historical Geography
11. article request (2)
12. CAWLS CFP 2017: Geographies of Work
13. Summer Course: Planning/Unravelling the Cycling City
14. Intro to Human Geography (100 level)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 09:21:45 +0000
From: Sophie Yarker <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CfPs ESRS 2017, Ageing, Austerity and Engagement
Final call for Papers
CfP: ESRS 2017 Ageing, austerity and engagement: implications for participation and knowledge production in rural civil society across the lifecourse
The European Society for Rural Sociology Congress, Kraków, July 24th-27th
2017
Ageing, austerity and engagement: implications for participation and knowledge production in rural civil society across the lifecourse
We are inviting contributions to a number of sessions that consider the intersections between uneven processes of economic austerity and population ageing on voluntary organisation in rural communities.
Reductions in public sector funding have been keenly felt in many rural areas, where a diversely ageing population faces long-standing issues of accessibility, service proximity, mobility and social isolation. However, the impacts of this context are not only felt by older members of the community but are experienced throughout the voluntary and community sector tasked with responding to these socio-political challenges. In addition, we have witnessed a ‘shifting landscape of voluntarism’ (Milligan and Conradson, 2006) that has resulted in the creation of multiple knowledge’s as volunteers take on increasingly pivotal roles in rural communities and the provision of rural services.
Responding to a call to produce more ‘enlivened’ understandings of volunteering (Smith et al., 2010) this working group wishes to draw on Mills (2014) use of a lifecourse analysis to consider the diversity of these multiple knowledges across different ages of volunteers in rural communities. It proposes to explore how the development of such knowledge’s contributes both to the individual as well as the social and economic wellbeing of the communities and organisations concerned. Such issues are of critical concern in the ongoing context of austerity, where differentiated patterns of volunteer availability and retention, motivation and values, and responsibility and obligation are emerging.
This working group welcomes empirical contributions from international case studies as well as papers considering different theoretical approaches for better understanding the changing social, political and economic climate within which rural volunteering occurs. We especially welcome contributions that critically engage with Stebbins’ typology of volunteering (Stebbins, 2006) as Professor Stebbins will be participating in the working group to provide his expertise on the use of a serious leisure perspective on the above questions.
Those interested in submitting a paper for this working group should submit
an abstract which should include:
Your name, affiliation and email address
Title of the abstract
Keywords (max 5)
Abstract (200 - 400 words all inclusive)
Please send all proposed abstracts no later than the 13th January 2017 for
this session to Dr Sophie Yarker: [log in to unmask]
Further information about the ESRS 2017 conference can be found:
http://www.esrs2017.confer.uj.edu.pl/start
Many thanks,
Dr Sophie Yarker
Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Aberystwyth University
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 09:23:14 +0000
From: "Helen Pallett (ENV)" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: RGS-IBG CFP: Decolonising geographies of democracy and participation
Call for Papers: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London, Tuesday 29th August - Friday 1st September 2017
Session: Decolonising geographies of democracy and participation
Convener: Dr Helen Pallett (University of East Anglia)
Sponsored by the Participatory Geographies Research group (PyGyRg) of the RGS-IBG
The events of 2016, from Brexit to Trump's victory in the US election, have led many to claim that democracy is in crisis (e.g. Levitsky & Ziblatt, 2016). In particular, the project of multiculturalism has been held up by Western commentators and theorists of democracy, such as Jürgen Habermas (discussed in Bhambra, 2016), as a potential threat to genuine democratic participation and as fuel for right wing populism (cf. Lentin, 2016; Wilson, 2016). Post-colonial perspectives counter that these arguments fail to recognise the long histories of global interconnectedness through the European imperial project, which laid the foundations of liberal democratic institutions and practices (Bhambra, 2015; Jazeel, 2011).
These 'democracy in crisis' arguments are often based upon universalising and fixed models of democracy and assumptions about the public. For example, deliberative democratic theories are widely evoked, envisaging a harmonious deliberative public sphere enabled by a relatively homogenous and well-informed populous. Though, agonistic theories of democracy are also evoked and equally make normative assumptions about democracy and the public, emphasising discord and debate. By perpetuating fixed assumptions about democracy, participation and the public, these kinds of approaches fail to recognise the relational and interconnected way in which democratic practices and ideals are produced - discursively, spatially, materially and institutionally - and the global diversity of existing ways of understanding and practicing democratic participation. Furthermore, these fixed assumptions shape the way in which we study and intervene in democratic practices, potentially excluding certain knowledges and bodies (Spivak, 1988) and foreclosing what can be said or done within such processes (Chilvers & Kearnes, 2016).
To begin this project of decolonising geographies of democracy and participation, contributions to this panel could:
· explore what is excluded and marginalised by these dominant and universalising perspectives on democracy;
· seek to challenge them by exploring the global diversity of ideas about and practices of democratic participation, and drawing on insights from post-colonial and feminist theories;
· follow the connections, flows and interdependencies of particular ideas about and practices of democratic participation;
· or propose methodological innovations which can help geographers to do participation and democracy in a decolonial way.
Please email proposed titles and abstracts (250 words) or any questions you have to Helen Pallett ([log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>) by 10th February. The format of the session(s) will be the presentation of 4-5 selected papers each lasting 15 minutes.
References
Bhambra, G.K., 2016. Whither Europe? Interventions, 18(2), pp.187-202.
Bhambra, G.K., 2015. Citizens and Others: The Constitution of Citizenship through Exclusion. Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, 40(2), pp.102-114.
Chilvers, J. & Kearnes, M., 2016. 'Participation in the Making: Rethinking public engagement in co-productionist terms' pp 31-63 in Remaking Participation: Science, Environment and Emergent Publics Chilvers and Kearnes (eds) London: Routledge-Earthscan.
Jazeel, T. 2011. Spatializing Difference Beyond Cosmopolitanism: rethinking planetary futures. Theory Culture & Society, 28(5), 75-97.
Lentin, A. 2016. The 'Crisis of Multiculturalism' and the Global Politics of Trumpism. Sociological Review blog site. 4th December 2016. Available at: https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/blog/the-crisis-of-multiculturalism-and-the-global-politics-of-trumpism.html
Levitsky, S. & Ziblatt, D. 2016. Is Donald Trump a Threat to Democracy? New York Times. December 16th 2016. Available at: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/16/opinion/sunday/is-donald-trump-a-threat-to-democracy.html
Spivak, G.C., 1988. Can the Subaltern Speak? Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture, pp.271-312.
Wilson, H. F. 2016. Brexit: on the rise of '(in)tolerance'. Society and Space blog site. 21st October 2016. Available at: http://societyandspace.org/2016/11/21/brexit-on-the-rise-of-intolerance/
Helen Pallett
Lecturer in the Human Geography of the Environment
Science, Society & Sustainability (3S) group
University profile<https://www.uea.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/people/profile/h-pallett> | Research group profile<https://3sresearch.org/2014/11/25/helen-pallett/> | Personal website<https://helenpallett.wordpress.com/> | Twitter<https://twitter.com/HelenPallett> | Researchgate<https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Helen_Pallett> | Google Scholar<https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=Xuv4Uw8AAAAJ&hl=en>
School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich Research Park, Norwich, NR4 7TJ
Office: Zicer 1.16
Tel: 01603 591038
[cid:image001.png@01D09851.EF67E200]
UK Top 15 (Complete University Guide 2017)
Top 5 for student satisfaction (National Student Survey, 2005-2016)
World Top 1% (Times Higher Education World Rankings 2015-16)
World Top 100 for research excellence (Leiden Ranking 2016)
[facebook]<http://www.facebook.com/ueaofficial> [twitter-old] <http://www.twitter.com/uniofeastanglia> [tumblr] <http://uniofeastanglia.tumblr.com/> [flickr] <http://www.flickr.com/uniofeastanglia> [linkedin] <http://www.linkedin.com/edu/school?id=12699> [youtube] <http://www.youtube.com/ueaofficial> [cid:image008.png@01CF8BB5.50024060] <http://instagram.com/uniofeastanglia>
This email is confidential and may be privileged. If you are not the intended recipient please accept my apologies; please do not disclose, copy or distribute information in this email or take any action in reliance on its contents: to do so is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. Please inform me that this message has gone astray before deleting it. Thank you for your co-operation.
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 10:08:32 +0000
From: Gerry Kearns <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Foucault in Ireland
Foucault in Ireland
Transdisciplinary conversations
Royal Irish Academy, 24 March 2017
a day of papers on responses to the work of Michel Foucault.
It begins with a roundtable on Stuart Elden's recent works on Foucault and
then has papers by academics in or working on Ireland. The range is wide:
criminology, social work, geography, international relations, philosophy,
literary theory, cultural studies etc. - [log in to unmask]
The event is free to attend but you do need to book - details on webpage
foucaultinireland.net
--
Gerry Kearns,
Professor of Human Geography,
Maynooth University
IRC funded Research Projects:
The Geographical Turn https://geographicalturn.wordpress.com
The relevance of the 1916 Proclamation of the Irish Republic for Irish
Civil Society in the 21st Century http://www.1916proclamation.net
Recent Publication: Spatial Justice and the Irish Crisis (eds with David
Meredith and John Morrissey, RIA, €20)
http://www.ria.ie/Publications/Books/Spatial-Justice-and-the-Irish-Crisis
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 11:19:25 +0000
From: Sophie Cranston <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Reminder: Population Geography Sponsorship at the RGS-IBG
Dear All
Just a quick reminder that the deadline for applying for PopGeog sponsorship is the 9th of January- see more details below
All the best
Sophie
---------
Population Geography Research Group Sponsored Sessions
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London
Tuesday 29 August to Friday 1 September 2017
The Population Geography Research Group invites suggestions for sponsored sessions at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2017. Professor Sarah Radcliffe is the conference Chair with the theme of ‘‘Decolonizing geographical knowledges: opening geography out to the world: http://www.rgs.org/WhatsOn/ConferencesAndSeminars/Annual+International+Conference/Conference+theme.htm
We welcome any sessions that engage with the conference theme and the broad themes of population geography. This could include, but is not limited to, migration; population transitions; population structures; diversity; inequalities; birth, lives and death; different methodological approaches to understanding population geography. We welcome co-sponsored sessions and any session that utilises a non-traditional format.
If you would like to be considered for sponsorship, please send the following information to Sophie Cranston ([log in to unmask]) by the 9th of January 2017:
- title of proposed session (up to 15 words), name and affiliation of organizers, and abstract of c. 200-300 words
- indication of proposed format (e.g. papers or panel discussion, number of papers, use of discussants; for possibilities of session formats, see:
http://www.rgs.org/WhatsOn/ConferencesAndSeminars/Annual+International+Conference/Call+for+sessions+papers+and+posters/Call+for+sessions+papers+and+posters.htm- number of 1h 40 minutes slots requested (please note sessions may not normally occupy more than two timeslots)
In the spirit of opening up knowledges, we invite session proposals from postgraduate researchers. If you would like support with your proposal, please contact Dr Catherine Waite, Population Geography’s Postgrad Liaison officer: [log in to unmask]
We will inform session organisers about sponsorship by the 11th of January, ahead of the deadline for submitting sessions to the RGS-IBG on the 17th February 2017.
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 12:09:48 +0000
From: Rhys Dafydd Jones <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: ESRC-funded PhD opportunity at Aberystwyth University
Dear all,
The following ESRC-funded PhD opportunity at Aberystwyth, co-supervised between the Department of Geography and Earth Science and the Department of International Politics, may be of interest.
ESRC Wales DTP Collaborative Studentship – fixed project on ‘Policies and Discourses of Migration in a Devolved Wales’
The studentship will focus on policies and discourses of migration in Wales. It aims to understand how discourses of migration shape policy reactions, developing a greater appreciation of how the migration field is governed, and the challenges and limitations of policy and practice relating to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants in Wales and the UK. The studentship will prioritise knowledge exchange, and will collaborate with the Welsh Strategic Migration Partnership, Wales’ main advisory and consultative body on migration. A short documentary on migration in Wales will be created at the end of the project with support from Welsh media company, Telesgop.
Welsh Language skills are desirable but not essential for this studentship.
Collaborative studentships involve liaison with a non-academic organisation, often at many key stages of the research programme. This studentship is offered on either a 1+3 or +3 basis and will commence in October 2017.
Application deadline: 1 February 2017
Full details, including how to apply, eligibility, supervision, and terms and conditions can be found here: https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/interpol/study-with-us/phd/funding/esrcfurtherparticularsclosed/
Catrin Edwards ([log in to unmask]) and I ([log in to unmask]) are happy to discuss the project before application.
Best wishes,
Rhys
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 12:12:19 +0000
From: Gavin Brown <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CFP: Joe Orton, 50 years on, a symposium, 9 August 2017 (University of Leicester)
Joe Orton: 50 Years On, A Symposium
University of Leicester, 9 August, 2017
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of playwright Joe Orton (1933-1967), the University of Leicester is hosting a one day interdisciplinary symposium on his life and work.
Deadline for 250-word abstracts for 20 minute papers: 31 April, 2017
Possible topics include:
* Orton and satire/black comedy/farce
* Orton’s TV plays
* Orton as diarist
* Orton and race
* Orton and crime
* Orton and art
* Orton on screen
* Orton and the 1960s
* Gay/Queer Orton
* Orton and Halliwell
* Orton and Leicester
* The Orton industry
* Orton’s influences
* Orton’s influence
* Orton’s legacy
Confirmed speakers: Professor Francesca Coppa (Muhlenberg College); Professor Graham Saunders (University of Birmingham); Dr Kate Dorney (University of Manchester); Dr Michael Petry (Museum of Contemporary Art, London)
Special guest: Leonie Orton
Registration: £45 (£25 students)
Organisers:
Dr Emma Parker (School of Arts), [log in to unmask]
Dr Gavin Brown (Department of Geography), [log in to unmask]
www.le.ac.uk/orton-symposium
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 12:44:21 +0000
From: Lucia Caistor <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CfP: Making the Collective City. University of Lisbon.
CALL FOR PAPERS.
*Making the Collective City: Reflections on participatory
processesInternational conferenceUniversity of Lisbon, Portugal8-9 June
2017*
*Organisers: *Grupo Interdisciplinar de Estudos Urbanos (GEU), Centro de
Investigação em Arquitetura Urbanismo e Design (CIAUD), Faculdade de
Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa (FAUL).
The international conference, Making the collective city: Reflections on
participatory processes, will take place on 8 and 9 June 2017 at the
Faculty of Architecture, University of Lisbon. It will be an opportunity to
discuss participation in architecture and urbanism and its role in defining
common practices, policy measures and urban management strategies, in order
to respond to issues of urban governance and the social needs of
inhabitants.
In contemporary society, a time marked by globalisation, social and
economic instability, a weakening of administrative “capacities” and
increasingly complex social dynamics, new actors are emerging to support
the development of community initiatives. Within this context, the
conference aims to promote debate and reflection on methodological
approaches applied in Participatory Projects in Architecture, Urbanism and
Design.
The conference will focus on two central themes: theoretical perspectives
on the co-production of cities, and on new approaches and challenges for
participatory processes.
*Key dates:*
31 January 2017: Deadline for submission of abstracts/session proposals for
evaluation
28 February 2017: Scientific Committee decision and notification
15 May 2017: Deadline for full papers
8 - 9 June 2017: Conference.
To register your interest in attending the conference and to submit an
abstract please see the conference website:
https://geuciaudfa.wixsite.com/congresso-eng
For general inquiries, please contact the organisers through the conference
email address: [log in to unmask]
Best,
Lucia Caistor-Arendar
Research Fellow, Participatory processes in architecture, urbanism and
design.
Grupo Interdisciplinar de Estudos Urbanos (GEU)
Centro de Investigação em Arquitetura Urbanismo e Design (CIAUD)
Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa (FAUL)
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 13:07:05 +0000
From: "Edward Hall (Staff)" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: PhD Studentships at University of Dundee
Please circulate to your final year undergrads and masters students... Many thanks!
The University of Dundee welcomes applications for fully-funded PhDs (1+3 and +3) to eight disciplinary pathways, as part of the Scottish Graduate School of Social Science (a Doctoral Training Partnership funded by ESRC).
Disciplines relevant to Human Geography (go to our website for staff research interests https://www.dundee.ac.uk/geography/) :
Human Geography, Environment and Urban Planning - contact Dr. Ed Hall [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Health, Families, Relationships and Demographic Change - contact Prof. Lorraine van Blerk [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Socio-Legal Studies and Criminology - contact Dr. Jacques Hartmann [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
There is an Open Competition, plus four focused competitions - Advanced Quantitative Methods; ESRC Datasets; Interdisciplinary with another Research Council; and Skills Development Scotland. And the Collaborative competition, where the PhD is a partnership with an external organisation.
Details and deadlines on the SGSSS website http://www.socsciscotland.ac.uk/studentships
University of Dundee internal deadline is Friday 3rd February.
For general inquiries, please contact Dr. Ed Hall.
Dr. Edward Hall
Senior Lecturer in Human Geography
School of Social Sciences
University of Dundee
Dundee DD1 4HN
Email: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
Tel: 01382 388073
https://www.dundee.ac.uk/geography/staff/details/halled.php
The University of Dundee is a registered Scottish Charity, No: SC015096
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 05:43:50 -0800
From: Taylor MicKey Momsend <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: It seems, by now I am playing time against your troublres. While I am in the front, the play on time is won. 'Tis coming.
To the end of a sad song, and *a new dance* to some *musical light*
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=9ed9b88c-bdfd-40dd-870e-6208b5d13344&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
from *the "You and I
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=dc23575b-e2dd-4799-a997-a773d9ff7618&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>"
verse* to
"I say my *Heaven is a nice house in the sky*
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=ee4df592-a5d5-478d-b1e1-dcf5ce4bc355&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
"
and "*my eyes, my eyes long for the blazing fire*
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=ee33fc93-10ef-4e08-8493-63fcdde1780b&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>"
... before this
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=c748eb80-fd54-4ebe-a13e-ca6f147b4546&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
.
*I returned, and saw under the son, that the race is not to the swift, nor
the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=eb987b91-e7b5-4b6c-a268-1009d6d7c6db&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
*
*nor yet riches to men of understanding
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=2819532f-8f7d-47b1-b985-b9d191e547c9&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
nor yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to save them
all.
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=24660677-1993-4fe1-969f-c32f9f902a5a&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*Ecclesiates 9:11*
*[image: Inline image 1]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=4976325b-3eb2-4d8d-80c6-6df4afe2fab4&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*And I saw an angel
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=a4586ccd-5096-4116-a0a9-19bca5d8c51d&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
coming
down
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=a4586ccd-5096-4116-a0a9-19bca5d8c51d&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
out
of heaven
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=b41ea3ce-5639-40c6-92cb-70a81867624b&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
having the key to the Abyss and holding in his hand a great chain
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=b7bdf027-84fc-4180-8128-642a58c024e3&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>.*
*Revelation 20:1*
*[image: Inline image 2]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=3800d5e0-cacd-47fe-8500-2c7fffb28514&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
"Look, he is coming with the clouds
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=3800d5e0-cacd-47fe-8500-2c7fffb28514&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,"
and "every eye will see him
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=9fd48072-46a3-499c-b512-0ecd0ce13ed9&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>";
and all peoples on earth "will mourn because of him." So shall it be! Amen.
*Revelation 1:7*
*[image: Inline image 3]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=3e52cc38-4d94-408f-ada0-bd1d584b44c1&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*"I am the Alpha
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=a7f874ec-0811-473e-916b-1eff665aafe5&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
and
the Omega
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=97a0481d-525a-4dcd-a8c0-01f4146ebf6b&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,"
says the Lord God, "who is
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=7a609d20-fb9c-4939-933c-32c79c8096a9&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
and who was
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=fa15dd25-d85e-40a9-aa6e-ed1036a3e350&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
and who is to come, the Almighty."*
*Revelation 1:8*
*[image: Inline image 4]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=2d2dd26a-b596-4cc4-be2a-cb815f293fc6&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*"'Holy, holy, holy
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0d3828c5-b1b0-4e98-a8a0-c964fafc4798&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
is
the Lord God
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=95aea3cf-697e-46d2-9e42-c51eb7769535&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
Almighty,' who
was
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=d27739c5-dbd0-4bb1-be83-af8e04c01a84&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
and is, and is to come
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=7a609d20-fb9c-4939-933c-32c79c8096a9&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>."*
*Revelation 4:8*
*[image: Inline image 5]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=28daa295-d896-42a9-8226-46e118c93b56&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*Now I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=8c4795a2-c1ea-4930-8a6c-534ba132ed2c&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>;
and
I heard one of the four living creatures singing with a voice like thunder
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=9ed9b88c-bdfd-40dd-870e-6208b5d13344&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
“Come see I swear by now I'm playing time against our troubles
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=28daa295-d896-42a9-8226-46e118c93b56&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>”*
*Revelation 6:1*
*[image: Inline image 6]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=26e9cbff-5e05-4cec-9afc-9ac81eb769db&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*When the Lamb opened the second seal
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=7f95110d-4c38-47db-a944-51b23bb11fc2&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
I heard the second living creature say, "I'm coming slow but speeding.
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=26e9cbff-5e05-4cec-9afc-9ac81eb769db&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>"*
*Revelation 6:3*
*[image: Inline image 7]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=1b75e521-db48-4631-9312-08e21c6cf11a&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*When the Lamb broke the third seal
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=d27739c5-dbd0-4bb1-be83-af8e04c01a84&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
I heard the third living being say, "come as you are
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=1b75e521-db48-4631-9312-08e21c6cf11a&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>"*
*Revelation 6:5*
*[image: Inline image 8]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=6c0ea03b-d36c-46e3-b678-f791aa006677&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*The Spirit
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=df87c524-a1c9-4ac5-a8c7-2772b18b9aa6&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
and
the bride
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=6595eb9d-9b84-45c4-b971-24a27e0cb28e&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
say,
"**do you want to come?
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=6c0ea03b-d36c-46e3-b678-f791aa006677&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*" And let the one who hears say, "ask me again.
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=6c0ea03b-d36c-46e3-b678-f791aa006677&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>"*
*Revelation 22:7*
*[image: Inline image 9]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=ee33fc93-10ef-4e08-8493-63fcdde1780b&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
[image: Inline image 6]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=113b83ac-fafb-45a8-ad30-013ee8d8efba&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
[image: Inline image 1]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0cf63417-cbf4-48e9-bccf-0b661253105a&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
[image: Inline image 8]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=6b849ef8-e325-4ab6-a56f-10e702d2a68c&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
[image: Inline image 7]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=c4bc45c2-0335-4e79-b154-8b0762a5cb52&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
[image: Inline image 3][image: Inline image 4]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0cf1ba8d-098e-4f71-842c-b4383e1fcd08&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=c4bc45c2-0335-4e79-b154-8b0762a5cb52&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
Where everyone knows your name
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=fe0126fc-58e2-4d7e-aa95-8b80cd326fce&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
and they're* always glad you came.*
*[image: Inline image 10]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=efc8740f-469c-49c1-9e86-9900fcc490f2&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*He sent redemption
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=3d9dc36a-289c-4e22-9ae0-0b1935dacf51&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
to
his people; he has commanded
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=12cca793-a6d4-4356-af10-90f91c17a744&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
his
covenant forever. Holy and awesome is his name
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=efc8740f-469c-49c1-9e86-9900fcc490f2&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>!*
*Psalms 111:9*
*[image: Inline image 3]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=557740b4-cee3-4847-94b2-3c7db4a98b32&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*?*
*#juxtaposition?*
*[image: itsuni.tk]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=dc23575b-e2dd-4799-a997-a773d9ff7618&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
[image: Inline image 2]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0cf1ba8d-098e-4f71-842c-b4383e1fcd08&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
*
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0cf1ba8d-098e-4f71-842c-b4383e1fcd08&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=0cf1ba8d-098e-4f71-842c-b4383e1fcd08&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
*ofOme.ga
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=10d11c02-2967-4cbb-9d7b-aad9626557a9&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
[image: ofome.ga]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=5d3cc321-9ac3-402c-89ae-6bb3179166aa&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
*This is the fire of the Holy Sepulcher, it's design to deliver freedom to
humanity.*
*Freedom comes from action. **Acts.*
Look at how far I have gone to deliver this message to you; connect that
effort in your hearts
and minds to the actions of Jesus Christ, because our future certainly
will. Who among you
has the courage, strength, and moral bearing to give ot the world the
opportunity that you
have to evaluate the Word of God for yourself/ To give all the ability to
see the challenges
and opporunities being delivered to us with new eyes.
We live in a world fraught with problems and battles that are fundamentally
caused by a lie,
the greatest lie ever told--that we are in reality. With the disclosure
that this place is
"virtual reality" comes a new lease on life; and more importantly opens
Doors to us all that
were the thing of our wildest dreams before today. You may say that I'm a
dreamer
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=ce70c9f1-ccf2-410c-86e4-cd0f2a2009e5&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>,
but more
than not being the only one--I have proof behind me, I have religion
screawming to all that
from out of the darkness comes bright light.
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=be900b37-8ac5-4111-9d6b-eea0375687aa&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
In truth, without receiving this message our civilization is at best
stagnating when it comes
to the assimilation and proper use of "technology." Closer to the truth we
are in retrograde
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=9fb52d72-545d-4541-a9fd-2848c96bf0e4&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>
and truly seeing that--and it's external ocuase--gives us a great
opportunity to turn around.
Seeing the Acts of Jesus Christ in the New Testament as a primer, a map of
the things most of
us would all do, if we had the magial wand of "virtual reality" and the
inner strength to
know that our world is far better off the day after we see what this does
for us: e*nding war,*
*hunger, sickness, in short order.*.. even when we do everything right and
don't make decisions
as one person ... in this case *very sure we must see the possibilities.*
*This event is a disruption of our blindness, and a catalyst to excel;*
*take these broken wings and learn to fly.*
*[image: Inline image 2]
<http://catchytune.sofarfromnever.tk/x/c?c=701032&l=27d77246-44b2-4810-8b40-1684d1fe0746&r=edc88f56-ff51-4509-988f-2af7bdd526a1>*
*This is billions of dollars; donated to the betterment of our world.*
*Carpe Diem.*
?
?
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 14:11:42 +0000
From: Benjamin Newman <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CFP RGS-IBG AC2017 New and Emerging Research in Historical Geography
Call for papers for the RGS-IBG Annual Conference, London, 29th August–1st September 2017
NEW AND EMERGING RESEARCH IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
Sponsored by the Historical Geography Research Group.
Abstract
This session aims to give postgraduates undertaking research in historical geography the opportunity to present at a major conference in an informal and relaxed environment. Building upon past successful HGRG postgraduate sessions, it is hoped that a friendly and supportive atmosphere will produce stimulating debates on the issues raised and provide postgraduates with helpful feedback on their work. There is no chronological or geographical limit to papers and they can be variously theoretical, empirical and/or methodological in orientation. Papers are encouraged from postgraduate students at any stage of their PhD research or Masters dissertation topics.
Papers to be given with time for questions after each presentation; four or five papers of 15 minutes (max) with 5 minutes for questions and comments.
Instructions for presenters
If you would like to participate, please submit a title and abstract (300 words max) to Ben Newman ([log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>) by 5pm on Friday 10th February. Please include your name, email address and institutional affiliation.
Session Convenors
Bronia M. Cross ([log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>)
Benjamin Newman ([log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>)
If you would like any further information about the session please do not hesitate to get in touch.
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 14:59:17 +0000
From: Daniel Paiva <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: article request
Hello everyone,
can someone send the following article?
Susan Roberts - A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE CITY LIFE CYCLE IDEA, Journal of Urban Geography, Volume 12, 1991, Issue 5, pp. 431-449
Many thanks in advance.
Best,
Daniel
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 15:07:57 +0000
From: Daniel Paiva <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: article request
Article received. Many thanks.
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 15:08:03 +0000
From: Carmen TeepleHopkins <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: CAWLS CFP 2017: Geographies of Work
CFP: Geographies of Work: Theorizing and Researching Social Difference
Canadian Association of Work and Labour Studies (CAWLS)
4th Annual Conference 2017, Ryerson University, Toronto, ON
May 31 to June 2, 2017
Panel Organizers:
Ania Ek (University of Toronto) and Carmen Teeple Hopkins (University of Oxford and Concordia University)
By questioning what counts as "work", feminists have demonstrated that both paid and unpaid work are constitutive elements of the economy. One of the central contributions of feminist geography is a multi-scalar analysis of both paid and unpaid work. Since the early 1980s there has been a tradition of feminist geography that builds on political economy; this session draws on these traditions to consider theoretical and empirical research in feminist labour geography. Using the concepts of space and place, feminist geography has made important inroads to analyze the ways in which gender is experienced through race, class, citizenship, ability, and sexuality. Feminist labour geographers use a range of approaches that include intersectional, interlocking, materialist and Marxist, to name a few. Recent scholarship also highlights the place-specific forms of masculinity that working-class white, racialized, and migrant men experience. We gather interventions from both historical and contemporary perspectives that strengthen and advance the study of labour (paid or unpaid) and social difference from a range of feminist perspectives (antiracist, anticolonial, anticapitalist, transnational, queer, trans, crip) and contexts (global north, global south, urban, rural).
Interested panel participants should email abstracts and a short bio to both Ania Ek at ([log in to unmask]<https://owa.nexus.ox.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?SURL=_HLX90IiKcVoyilSTKvtdLCOKJlWdgmve4cMVnua6Z2mLwFjRTbUCG0AYQBpAGwAdABvADoAYQBuAGkAYQAuAGUAawBAAG0AYQBpAGwALgB1AHQAbwByAG8AbgB0AG8ALgBjAGEA&URL=mailto%3aania.ek%40mail.utoronto.ca>) and Carmen Teeple Hopkins ([log in to unmask])<https://owa.nexus.ox.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?SURL=aN3QDOViDGkXdl4i5XQpjP8dJe5RbF_V9o9U5ycByremLwFjRTbUCG0AYQBpAGwAdABvADoAYwBhAHIAbQBlAG4ALgB0AGUAZQBwAGwAZQBoAG8AcABrAGkAbgBzAEAAbwB1AGMAZQAuAG8AeAAuAGEAYwAuAHUAawApAA..&URL=mailto%3acarmen.teeplehopkins%40ouce.ox.ac.uk)> by January 24, 2017.
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 16:46:17 +0100
From: Anna Nikolaeva <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Summer Course: Planning/Unravelling the Cycling City
THIRD ANNUAL SUMMER COURSE
UNIV. OF AMSTERDAM - JUNE 2017
PLANNING/UNRAVELLING THE CYCLING CITY
The University of Amsterdam Graduate School of Social Sciences and the
Urban Cycling Institute are now accepting applications for the 3rd edition
of their summer school – an intense, 3-week program unravelling what it
means to be(come) a cycling city.
The course follows a flipped classroom approach: we use the city of
Amsterdam as our storyboard and lab to get inspired, to experience, to
analyse, to apply and to reflect on city making and shaping.
The course brings together the leading experts and thinkers in fields such
as history, sociology, urban design, strategy, and marketing. The target
group is graduate/high level undergraduate students (and a handful of
professionals) who are curious to learn and willing to get confused on a
higher level.
As a participant, you will be connected to a global elite network – alumni
from this course have since taken professional and academic positions
focused on urban cycling around the world.
The deadline to apply is March 1, 2017, and spots are limited. The course
immediately follows the Velo-City 2017 Conference in Nijmegen-Arnhem and
runs from June 18 – July 7, 2017.
All the info + application is here: www.uva.nl/summer-cycling-city
Best wishes,
Anna Nikolaeva
on behalf of Marco te Brömmelstroet and Meredith Glaser
Dr Anna Nikolaeva
Researcher
Personal webpage
<http://www.uva.nl/en/contact/staff/item/a.a.nikolaeva.html?f=nikolaeva>
Department of Human Geography, Planning and International Development
Studies,
University of Amsterdam/
Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development,
Utrecht University
------------------------------
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2017 16:26:07 -0500
From: Lillian Brown <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Intro to Human Geography (100 level)
Dear all,
I have opted to use articles and other readings instead of a textbook for my intro course on Human Geography (university 100-level). Topics are: Intro to Human Geog, Globalization, Population, Language, Religion, Food, Migration, Ethnicity, Politics, Development, Industrialization, Urbanization, Sustainability, and Political Ecology. Do you have any recommendations for readings? Ethnographic material, case studies, and videos are welcome.
Thank you for your time,
Lilly
Lillian G. Brown
PhD Candidate
Anthropology & Food Studies
Indiana University
[log in to unmask]
------------------------------
End of CRIT-GEOG-FORUM Digest - 5 Jan 2017 to 6 Jan 2017 (#2017-7)
******************************************************************
|
