CFP RGS2013 Economic Change and Children, Youth and Families: Current Experiences and Future Frontiers

*Apologies for cross-posting* Call for papers: RGS-IBG Annual Conference, London, 28-30th August 2013 Session Title Economic Change and Children, Youth and Families: Current Experiences and Future Frontiers Session Organisers Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester) and Helena Pimlott

Second CFP RGS2013 Economic Change and Children, Youth and Families: Current Experiences and Future Frontiers

Marie Hall (University of Manchester) Sponsored by the Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group (confirmed) and the Economic Geography Research Group (TBC) Confirmed discussant: Prof. Linda McDowell (University of Oxford) Session Theme The global financial crisis of 2007-2009 has

Final CFP RGS2013 Economic Change and Children, Youth and Families: Current Experiences and Future Frontiers

Marie Hall (University of Manchester) Sponsored by the Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group (confirmed) and the Economic Geography Research Group (confirmed) Confirmed discussant: Prof. Linda McDowell (University of Oxford) Session Theme The global financial crisis of 2007

'Intergenerational and life course geographies in times of crisis' CFP, AAG 2015

rsity) and Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester) Session Theme The global financial crisis of 2007-2009 has had catastrophic impacts on global, national, regional and local economic geographies. These impacts continue to play out in the form of job losses, pay cuts and short-hours working,

Reminder: 'Intergenerational and life course geographies in times of crisis' CFP, AAG 2015

ssion AAG Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 21-25 April 2015 Session organisers: Helena Pimlott-Wilson (Loughborough University) and Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester) Session Theme The global financial crisis of 2007-2009 has had catastrophic impacts on global, national, regional

EGRG at RGS-IBG 2015: Call for session proposal sponsorship

, to explore the rich array of geographical work engaging this powerful idea and its consequences. Submitting Proposals for EGRG sponsored sessions Proposals for, or questions about, EGRG sponsored sessions should be sent to Dr Sarah Marie Hall at sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk Proposals should

Reminder, EGRG at RGS-IBG 2015: Call for session proposal sponsorship

and its consequences. Submitting Proposals for EGRG sponsored sessions Proposals for, or questions about, EGRG sponsored sessions should be sent to Dr Sarah Marie Hall at sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk Proposals should be submitted by 19th December 2014 and should comprise (i) Title; (ii) Name of

EGRG session sponsorship at RGS-IBG 2015

ponsored sessions Proposals for, or questions about, EGRG sponsored sessions should be sent to Sarah Marie Hall at sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk<mailto:sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk> Proposals should comprise (i) Title; (ii) Name of Co-sponsoring groups, if applicable (iii) Name and

EGRG at RGS-IBG 2016: Call for session proposals

ls for, or questions about, EGRG sponsored sessions should be sent to Sarah Marie Hall at sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk Proposals should be submitted by Tuesday 22nd December 2015 and should comprise (i) Title; (ii) Name of co-sponsoring groups, if applicable (iii) Name and contact details f

Reminder- EGRG at RGS-IBG 2016: Call for session proposals

king might add to existing approaches and what its potential might be as a metaphor or method. Submitting Proposals for EGRG sponsored sessions Proposals for, or questions about, EGRG sponsored sessions should be sent to Sarah Marie Hall at sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk Proposals should be su

PhD Studentship opportunity - University of Manchester

Purdam kingsley.pur...@manchester.ac.uk<mailto:kingsley.pur...@manchester.ac.uk> or Dr. S.M.Hall sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk<mailto:sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk> Thanks! Sarah Dr Sarah Marie Hall Lecturer in Human Geography University of Manchester Email: sarah.m.h..

Reminder: PhD Studentship opportunity - University of Manchester

Purdam kingsley.pur...@manchester.ac.uk<mailto:kingsley.pur...@manchester.ac.uk> or Dr. S.M.Hall sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk<mailto:sarah.m.h...@manchester.ac.uk> Thanks! Sarah Dr Sarah Marie Hall Lecturer in Human Geography University of Manchester Email: sarah.m.h..

NGM 2017 - Austerities, economic crises and neoliberalisms: experiences of children, young people and families

and families Convenors: John Horton (University of Northampton, UK) Helena Pimlott-Wilson (Loughborough University, UK), Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester, UK) Call for papers: This paper session will explore ways in which diverse, challenging geographies of 'austerity', '

FW: Call for Panellists NGM Stockholm 2017: Brexit Futures Roundtable Discussion

With apologies for cross posting... Call for Panellists: Brexit Futures Roundtable Discussion 7th Nordic Geographers Meeting 2017, Stockholm, Sweden, June 18th–21st 2017 Conveners: Dr Kathy Burrell, Dept. of Geography and Planning, University of Liverpool and Dr Sarah M Hall, Dept. of Geograph

Call for contributors, NGM 2017 - Geographies of inequality, time and hardship: yesterday, today, tomorrow

e and hardship: yesterday, today, tomorrow Convenors: Helen Holmes and Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester, UK) About the session This session will explore the geographies and temporalities of inequality and hardship. Contemporary studies of inequality, particularly around the geographi

Reminder: NGM 2017 - Austerities, economic crises and neoliberalisms: experiences of children, young people and families

and families Convenors: John Horton (University of Northampton, UK) Helena Pimlott-Wilson (Loughborough University, UK), Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester, UK) Call for papers: This paper session will explore ways in which diverse, challenging geographies of 'austerity',

CfP RGS-IBG 2020: Legacies of austerity: what, who, and when does it leave behind?

Groningen) and Sarah Marie Hall (University of Manchester) Session Sponsor: Social and Cultural Geography Research Group Over a decade has passed since the 2008 financial crisis, but the socio-spatial consequences of austerity still haunt contemporary spaces of everyday life. The narrative of