Sam Page
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3756386 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sam Page |
| NOMBRES | Sam |
| APELLIDO | Page |
| FIRMA | PAGE S |
| AFILIACIONES | Pearson (United Kingdom) |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 88 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Using ethnography and assemblage theory in political geography
While the focus on the 'everyday' in qualitative human geography has greatly increased the need for, and relevance of, ethnographic methods, Megoran argued that this is particularly true for political geography as it has the potential to challenge its focus on elite discourse, allowing researchers to bring forward multiple voices to investigate the becoming of political events. More recently, assemblage theory has gained traction in political geo…
Jeremy Corbyn and the war machine
In September 2015, the once obscure left-wing MP for Islington North, Jeremy Corbyn, became the UK Labour Party’s leader following the party’s defeat at the 8 May 2015 General Election. Corbyn came from the position of outsider, going from barely getting a place on the leadership ballot in the first place, to winning an outright majority. In this paper, I argue that Corbyn’s campaign reveals how elections and electoral campaigns are affective eve…
A machine masquerading as a movement
Reassessing the Trump presidency, one year on
The geography of London's recent beer brewing revolution
In this paper we examine the recent rapid growth of new breweries in London and the reasons behind it. At the turn of the millennium, just a handful of breweries was operating in London, but by 2016 this number had risen to over 85. Using open data from the Companies House database augmented with other online and printed sources, we show that the rapid growth of breweries, particularly since 2011, has exhibited spatial patterning. Ripley's K anal…
The anarchist roots of geography
The anarchist roots of geography: towards spatial emancipation." Social & Cultural Geography, 18(6), pp. 887–888
Donald Trump and the white-male dissonance machine
Assembling Political Parties
This paper argues for political geographers to reengage with party politics. We review the treatment of political parties in political geography and beyond, finding fault with the purported divide between society and political parties. In contrast, we argue that political parties are necessarily embroiled and enmeshed in and of society, and that assemblage and affect provide potentially vibrant ways to reengage with their importance and meaning. …
Western hegemony over african agriculture in Southern Rhodesia and its continuing threat to food security in independent zimbabwe
Using ethnography and assemblage theory in political geography
While the focus on the 'everyday' in qualitative human geography has greatly increased the need for, and relevance of, ethnographic methods, Megoran argued that this is particularly true for political geography as it has the potential to challenge its focus on elite discourse, allowing researchers to bring forward multiple voices to investigate the becoming of political events. More recently, assemblage theory has gained traction in political geo…
Reassessing the Trump presidency, one year on
Assembling Political Parties
This paper argues for political geographers to reengage with party politics. We review the treatment of political parties in political geography and beyond, finding fault with the purported divide between society and political parties. In contrast, we argue that political parties are necessarily embroiled and enmeshed in and of society, and that assemblage and affect provide potentially vibrant ways to reengage with their importance and meaning. …
Donald Trump and the white-male dissonance machine
The geography of London's recent beer brewing revolution
In this paper we examine the recent rapid growth of new breweries in London and the reasons behind it. At the turn of the millennium, just a handful of breweries was operating in London, but by 2016 this number had risen to over 85. Using open data from the Companies House database augmented with other online and printed sources, we show that the rapid growth of breweries, particularly since 2011, has exhibited spatial patterning. Ripley's K anal…
Western hegemony over african agriculture in Southern Rhodesia and its continuing threat to food security in independent zimbabwe
A machine masquerading as a movement
Western hegemony over african agriculture in Southern Rhodesia and its continuing threat to food security in independent zimbabwe
Assembling Political Parties
This paper argues for political geographers to reengage with party politics. We review the treatment of political parties in political geography and beyond, finding fault with the purported divide between society and political parties. In contrast, we argue that political parties are necessarily embroiled and enmeshed in and of society, and that assemblage and affect provide potentially vibrant ways to reengage with their importance and meaning. …
Donald Trump and the white-male dissonance machine
The geography of London's recent beer brewing revolution
In this paper we examine the recent rapid growth of new breweries in London and the reasons behind it. At the turn of the millennium, just a handful of breweries was operating in London, but by 2016 this number had risen to over 85. Using open data from the Companies House database augmented with other online and printed sources, we show that the rapid growth of breweries, particularly since 2011, has exhibited spatial patterning. Ripley's K anal…
The anarchist roots of geography
The anarchist roots of geography: towards spatial emancipation." Social & Cultural Geography, 18(6), pp. 887–888
Reassessing the Trump presidency, one year on
Jeremy Corbyn and the war machine
In September 2015, the once obscure left-wing MP for Islington North, Jeremy Corbyn, became the UK Labour Party’s leader following the party’s defeat at the 8 May 2015 General Election. Corbyn came from the position of outsider, going from barely getting a place on the leadership ballot in the first place, to winning an outright majority. In this paper, I argue that Corbyn’s campaign reveals how elections and electoral campaigns are affective eve…
A machine masquerading as a movement
Using ethnography and assemblage theory in political geography
While the focus on the 'everyday' in qualitative human geography has greatly increased the need for, and relevance of, ethnographic methods, Megoran argued that this is particularly true for political geography as it has the potential to challenge its focus on elite discourse, allowing researchers to bring forward multiple voices to investigate the becoming of political events. More recently, assemblage theory has gained traction in political geo…
Political science (8 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (4 obras) · Anthropology (3 obras) · Archaeology (3 obras) · Assemblage (archaeology (3 obras)