Diversity, non-normativity and the fight against health walks.
‘Proper geography’: a critique of the poetic, superficial and superstitious in so called ‘exploratory walking’.
Fooled again: walking and the ‘new sublime’.
Re-enacting walks – pilgrims or ghouls?
Slowing down – walks against the current of accelerationism.
Shame: walking as a privilege when others walk by necessity.
New cartographies: strategic information or gift wrapping?
The activist’s turn towards the spatial: after Occupy and Arab Spring, what now?
Walking in communities: the politics of conviviality, control and estrangement.
Walking, sustainability and the Anthropocene: why are we pretending?

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