The SAGE Handbook of Social Geographies

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Cover Contents Contributors Introduction: Situating Social Geographies SECTION 1 - Difference and Diversity Introduction: Social Geographies of Difference 1 Gender, Race, Sexuality 2 Social Geographies of Age and Ageism 3 Disability, Health and Citizenship 4 Colonialism and the Tensioned Landscapes of Indigeneity 5 Social Collisions 6 Geographies of Affect 7 Assemblage Geographies SECTION 2 - Geographies and Social Economies Introduction: Into the Black Box 8 Economic Society/Social Geography 9 Geographies of Financial Risk and Exclusion 10 Emotional Economic Geographies 11 The Limits to Value 12 Publics and Markets: What’s Wrong with Neoliberalism? SECTION 3 - Geographies of Wellbeing Introduction: Geographies of Wellbeing 13 Geographies of Wellbeing 14 Health, Risk and Resilience 15 Young People, Care and Social Wellbeing 16 Phobias and Safekeeping: Emotions, Selves and Spaces 17 Fear and its Others SECTION 4 - Geographies of Social Justice Introduction: Geographies of Social Justice 18 Geography and Social Justice 19 Ethical Spaces of Being In-common 20 Environmental Justice and the Commons 21 Crime and the ‘Re-moralization of City Spaces’ 22 A Social Geography of Human Rights SECTION 5 - Doing Social Geographies Introduction: Doing Social Geographies 23 Participation 24 Relevance 25 The Politics and Ethics of Trust in Geographic Research 26 Quantification 27 Positionalities: It’s not About Them and Us, It’s About Us Index