Abstract We explore how solastalgia, a concept that describes distress and inability to derive solace from one’s environment caused by disruptive environmental change, is currently being experienced community in southeast Ireland as they struggle cope with place disruption through loss of beach coastal erosion. analyse relationships between empirical measurements attachment well their associati...

Place attachment has been considered in many disciplines such as leisure sciences or environmental psychology and through approaches. However, little done on the relationship between consumer place of service. In this context based recent findings human literature especially theory, research offers a conceptual framework explaining process by which resistance emerges from emotional social bonds...

Despite growing interest in issues of residential mobility and place attachment a globalised world, research within Environmental Community psychology has tended to overlook the ways that interpersonal relations, wider socio-political economic structural factors inform formation amongst residentially mobile individuals. We address this gap drawing on Human Geography concept ‘Linked Lives’ (Coul...