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I am pleased to advise that the following research monograph is now published. I hope that it will be of interest to members of the Forum.
Elaine Stratford (2015)
Geographies, Mobilities, and Rhythms over the Life Course: Adventures in the Interval, Routledge Advances in Geography Series
See
Amazon Books and
Amazon Author Central for hard copy and Kindle versions
YouTube: Plenary Lecture from the monograph - Reflections on the geographies of conception, dwelling-in-motion, and dying
With best wishes,
Elaine Stratford
CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS
Australian Research Council, Linkage Grant Scheme: Buchanan, Waitt, Stratford and Jarvis,
The Lively Regional City: Mapping City Centre ‘Assemblages’ that Work (University of Wollongong, University of Tasmania, Wollongong City Council)
Editor,
Rethinking the Island series, Rowman and Littlefield International – ideas for manuscripts welcome
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Elaine Stratford
Associate Professor
Geography Discipline, School of Land and Food
+613 6226 2462 (tel) +613 6226 2989 (fax) 0409 956 384 (mob)
http://www.utas.edu.au/geography-environment/people/geography-profiles/Elaine-Stratford
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/elaine-stratford/7/3b3/b33
BA(Hons IA) Flinders, MTertEdMgt UMelbourne, PhD UAdelaide
Deputy Editor,
Island Studies Journal
Editorial Board Member
Journal of Geography in Higher Education
Executive Member
International Small Island Studies Association
International Geographical Union Islands Commission
Elected Member, University of Tasmania Council
Elected Member, University of Tasmania Academic Senate
Senior Honorary Fellow, LH Martin Institute, University of Melbourne
Fellow of the Institute of Australian Geographers
Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers
Member, Planning Institute of Australia
Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors
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