The multiple intensities of COVID-19 space-times

Maddrell, Avril; Lobo, Michele

doi:10.1080/14649365.2023.2177718

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“…The global pandemic COVID‐19 has, however, propelled the need to be attentive to ‘variously nuanced time‐spaces, place‐temporalities, space‐times and spacetimes of experiences, (in)equalities, opportunities and constraints’ (Maddrell et al, 2023, p. 386) in our local spaces and places. MacLeavy et al (2021) utilise Katz's (2001) work to further disrupt, not only waves and moments, north and south, but also local and global distinctions in feminist imaginings.…”

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Gendered geographies of resistance, resilience and reworking in Aotearoa feminist geography scholarship

Adams‐Hutcheson,

Johnston,

Ringham

2023

N Z Geog

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Aotearoa New Zealand feminist geographies involve alliances of connected and vibrant researchers who pay close attention to the politics of knowledge production, power, intersectionality and decolonisation. Safe spaces to speak and write together have been nurtured over time ‘down under’ due to a collective politics of care and mentoring. This special issue demonstrates the strength of collective thinking on resistance, resilience and reworking contemporary geographical practice in Aotearoa. The four empirically based and theoretically informed articles develop new thinking about resistance to colonialism, patriarchy, racism, metricisation and oppression. These critical articles contribute to feminist geographical knowledges both locally and globally.

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