Emma Huddlestone
Biographic Data
| ID | 376379 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emma Huddlestone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emma |
| FAMILY NAME | Huddlestone |
| SIGNATURE | HUDDLESTONE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of York |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3884-5135 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Broadening Understandings of “Identity” Among Military Partners
As gendered organizations, militaries generate and perpetuate specific institutional and cultural expectations that construct and inform gendered identities. Neither fully military nor fully civilian, the (largely female) spouses and partners of military personnel occupy a liminal position that requires development of multifaceted, complex, and at times, contradictory identities. Despite well-established identity theory literature supporting myri…
Disrupting the self
There is significant academic interest in the impacts of research upon the researcher. Discussions have ranged from how shifting power geometries of research encounters can instil discomfort for the researcher to the prolonged effects our fieldwork and subsequent analysis can bring to bear. Such issues incorporate the need for effective self-care to manage the impacts of sensitive, challenging, or distressing research experiences. Whilst this lit…
The heart, the backbone, the counterweight
Am I resistant to a military wife identity? Maybe not entirely
In recent years academics have questioned how findings may be presented in ways that centre the complex, rich and nuanced reflections heard and felt in qualitative research - and if this is even possible. We are witnessing a creative turn as 'data' is being translated into art-forms to reach wider audiences in sensory formats. Such endeavours open opportunities to move beyond the confines of conventional practices of academic writing, creating sp…
Living Liminal Lives
The emotional cycle of deployment theorized by Logan and adapted by Pincus, House, Christenson, and Alder is often applied by academics and military support agencies to define, explain, and provide advice on the experiences and possible emotional reactions of military families during phases of deployment. Interviews with army partners showed that spatiotemporal experiences and perspectives are more complex than those afforded by the emotional cyc…
Maximising Operational Effectiveness
Non-serving partners of personnel in the British military endure numerous challenges due to their association with the Armed Forces and complex systems of support exist to mitigate some disadvantages they might experience. Military research suggests that support-seeking can be stigmatised, limiting the effectiveness of existing support systems. However, it seldom engages with how stigma is produced, often obscuring reflection on normative and dis…
Older veterans
Materials have long been used by individuals reflecting on personal histories, and researchers have evidenced the associated therapeutic value particularly among older populations. In this article, we consider older veterans’ reminiscence through attending interviews and workshops, focussing on the performative potential of engaging with materials collected throughout their service lives. By considering their use of in situ and post-hoc materials…
Living Liminal Lives
The emotional cycle of deployment theorized by Logan and adapted by Pincus, House, Christenson, and Alder is often applied by academics and military support agencies to define, explain, and provide advice on the experiences and possible emotional reactions of military families during phases of deployment. Interviews with army partners showed that spatiotemporal experiences and perspectives are more complex than those afforded by the emotional cyc…
Maximising Operational Effectiveness
Non-serving partners of personnel in the British military endure numerous challenges due to their association with the Armed Forces and complex systems of support exist to mitigate some disadvantages they might experience. Military research suggests that support-seeking can be stigmatised, limiting the effectiveness of existing support systems. However, it seldom engages with how stigma is produced, often obscuring reflection on normative and dis…
Am I resistant to a military wife identity? Maybe not entirely
In recent years academics have questioned how findings may be presented in ways that centre the complex, rich and nuanced reflections heard and felt in qualitative research - and if this is even possible. We are witnessing a creative turn as 'data' is being translated into art-forms to reach wider audiences in sensory formats. Such endeavours open opportunities to move beyond the confines of conventional practices of academic writing, creating sp…
The heart, the backbone, the counterweight
Older veterans
Materials have long been used by individuals reflecting on personal histories, and researchers have evidenced the associated therapeutic value particularly among older populations. In this article, we consider older veterans’ reminiscence through attending interviews and workshops, focussing on the performative potential of engaging with materials collected throughout their service lives. By considering their use of in situ and post-hoc materials…
Older veterans
Materials have long been used by individuals reflecting on personal histories, and researchers have evidenced the associated therapeutic value particularly among older populations. In this article, we consider older veterans’ reminiscence through attending interviews and workshops, focussing on the performative potential of engaging with materials collected throughout their service lives. By considering their use of in situ and post-hoc materials…
Living Liminal Lives
The emotional cycle of deployment theorized by Logan and adapted by Pincus, House, Christenson, and Alder is often applied by academics and military support agencies to define, explain, and provide advice on the experiences and possible emotional reactions of military families during phases of deployment. Interviews with army partners showed that spatiotemporal experiences and perspectives are more complex than those afforded by the emotional cyc…
Maximising Operational Effectiveness
Non-serving partners of personnel in the British military endure numerous challenges due to their association with the Armed Forces and complex systems of support exist to mitigate some disadvantages they might experience. Military research suggests that support-seeking can be stigmatised, limiting the effectiveness of existing support systems. However, it seldom engages with how stigma is produced, often obscuring reflection on normative and dis…
Disrupting the self
There is significant academic interest in the impacts of research upon the researcher. Discussions have ranged from how shifting power geometries of research encounters can instil discomfort for the researcher to the prolonged effects our fieldwork and subsequent analysis can bring to bear. Such issues incorporate the need for effective self-care to manage the impacts of sensitive, challenging, or distressing research experiences. Whilst this lit…
The heart, the backbone, the counterweight
Am I resistant to a military wife identity? Maybe not entirely
In recent years academics have questioned how findings may be presented in ways that centre the complex, rich and nuanced reflections heard and felt in qualitative research - and if this is even possible. We are witnessing a creative turn as 'data' is being translated into art-forms to reach wider audiences in sensory formats. Such endeavours open opportunities to move beyond the confines of conventional practices of academic writing, creating sp…
Broadening Understandings of “Identity” Among Military Partners
As gendered organizations, militaries generate and perpetuate specific institutional and cultural expectations that construct and inform gendered identities. Neither fully military nor fully civilian, the (largely female) spouses and partners of military personnel occupy a liminal position that requires development of multifaceted, complex, and at times, contradictory identities. Despite well-established identity theory literature supporting myri…
Gender, Security, and Conflict (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Liminality (2 works)