Recent years have witnessed a welling-up of emotion within geography, a surge of interest
reminiscent of the fascination and exploration of embodiment that characterized much social …

Friendships are an important part of what makes us, and our geographies of various kinds,
human. We consider how geographers can contribute to efforts to afford friendship greater …

Questions over immigration and asylum face almost all Western countries. Should only
economically useful immigrants be allowed? What should be done with unwanted …

Spanning a broad trajectory, from the New Gaelic Man of post-independence Ireland to the
slick urban gangsters of contemporary productions, this study traces a significant shift from …

Here, I explore the domestication of masculine identities that occurs within the British Army,
and the transitions that take place upon re-entry into civilian life. Through oral accounts I …

There has been extensive academic analysis of Northern Ireland's ethnonationalist
antagonisms. However, academic literature that has explored both the region's ethno …

Why have so many of the major treatises of globalization in the social sciences been
systematically bereft of gender analysis when we have, by now, so many excellent accounts …

This article is concerned with the emotional dynamics of transnationalism and migration and
the impact on education. This impact is discussed in terms of how the movement of people …

Analysing qualitative interview material from a project on friendship and spatiality, this article
examines the relationship between friendship, emotions and context. In the project's data the …

Men's dominance of the political and military dimensions of the Northern Ireland conflict has
meant that the story of the conflict has generally been a story about men. Ethno-nationalist …