,
Roberts, Strauss 2016)
- Engagements with concepts of futurity, hedging, cruel optimism,
becoming, precariousness etc.
- Ways to '"decolonize" or "post-colonize" economic geography'
(Winders 2016)
Please send abstracts (200 words) to Nancy Worth
lease send abstracts (200 words) and your AAG PIN to Nancy Worth
(nwo...@uwaterloo.ca<mailto:nwo...@uwaterloo.ca>) by October 25th, 2016.
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Dr Nancy Worth
Department of Geography & Environmental Management
University of Waterloo
200 University Ave W,
ayne
(University of Waterloo), Lia Frederiksen (University of Toronto), Nancy Worth
(University of Waterloo)
In the decade since the onset of the global financial crisis, a wave of rapid
automation touted as the “fourth industrial revolution” (Schwab, 2016) is
occurring in the midst of a gl
ayne
(University of Waterloo), Lia Frederiksen (University of Toronto), Nancy Worth
(University of Waterloo)
In the decade since the onset of the global financial crisis, a wave of rapid
automation touted as the “fourth industrial revolution” (Schwab, 2016) is
occurring in the midst of a gl
of Toronto), Nancy Worth
(University of Waterloo)
Sponsored by: Economic Geography, Sexuality & Space, and Geographic
Perspectives on Women Specialty Groups and the Relational Poverty Network
This CfP builds on a strong set of sessions at the Feminist Geography
conference hosted by the Univer
of Toronto), Nancy Worth
(University of Waterloo)
This CfP builds on a strong set of sessions at the Feminist Geography
conference hosted by the Université de Montréal, 2018. At that meeting, papers
addressed economic justice, precarious work, and social reproduction. Kinship
and debt
Columbia), Emily Reid Musson (Memorial University), Nancy Worth
(University of Waterloo)
This conference theme will include a panel and several paper sessions,
highlighting feminist geography interventions in debates about the future of
work.
Feminist economic geography emphasizes difference
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CFP AAG 2023: Feminist economic geography and the future(s) of work and social
reproduction
Tyler Blackman, Lia Frederiksen, Emily Reid-Musson, Daniel Cockayne, Nancy Worth
Feminist economic geographers and other aligned perspectives offer new
University), Dr Yolande Pottie-Sherman
(Memorial University), Dr Nancy Worth (University of Waterloo)
Session Description:
The number of international students globally has increased significantly over
the last decade with the dominance of the Anglophone Global North (namely the
US, the UK
University), Dr Yolande Pottie-Sherman
(Memorial University), Dr Nancy Worth (University of Waterloo)
Session Description:
The number of international students globally has increased significantly over
the last decade with the dominance of the Anglophone Global North (namely the
US, the UK, Australia
below).
Organizers: E. Alkim Karaagac, Queen's University); Dan Cohen (Queen's
University), Sutama Ghosh (Toronto Metropolitan University), Yolande
Pottie-Sherman (Memorial University), Nancy Worth (University of Waterloo)
Rationale: This special session will bring together scholars concerned
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