This study highlights the importance of using oral history and memory in geographic research. These methodologies provide opportunity to fully report experiences lived by interviewees. Essentially qualitative, with theoretical foundations Cultural Geography, Human Geography phenomenological interpretation methods, research is based on collection testimonials from Haitian immigrants living Casca...

This chapter mines the literature to bring out richness and heterogeneity of Chinese rock. The first part charts geography music as intersection situated material space networked topology, encounters which are enacted by, in return reshape, political, economic cultural forces. construction rock a liberal voice authoritarian China has put it into continuous struggle with three missions: counter ...

Landscape has a long and distinguished history within the discipline of geography, but by its own admission is but one mode of ordering the facts of the geographical world. The origins of landscape within geography are traditionally traced to the nineteenth century German ideal ofLandschajt, with a dual meaning of(1) an area of land and (2) the viewpoint ofthis area ofland tied to the perspecti...

This article presents findings from our ethnographic research on biomedical scientists’ studies of human genetic variation and common complex disease. We examine the socio-material work involved in genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and discuss whether, how, and when notions of race and ethnicity are or are not used. We analyze how researchers produce simultaneously different kinds of popul...

Édouard Glissant’s notions Relation, Place (Lieu), “forced poetics”, “le drive”, and “detour” are discussed through close readings of representations lived relational, material, physical discursive geographies in the Caribbean, which unfolded with references to Caribbean archival research. Using Denmark, a former colonial power whose educational policies influenced by international tre...