“…In doing so, they offer an empirically sensitive and politically committed analysis of social-space travel and its gendered and racialised dimensions (Cole & Omari, 2003; Curl et al, 2018; Friedman, 2022; Ingram, 2011; Lawler, 1999; Mallman, 2017a; Morton, 2019; Walkerdine, 2003). Moreover, a growing body of research beyond the context of the UK and USA has shed light on how these experiences and meaning-making processes play out in different international settings (Álvarez-Rivadulla et al, 2023; Born, 2023; Burns et al, 2023; Fercovic, 2022; Jin & Ball, 2020; Naudet, 2018; Schneider et al, 2022; Shahrokni, 2018; Sohl, 2018).…”