Identity is widely acknowledged to be a felt experience, yet questions of atmosphere, mood
and public sentiments are rarely made central to understanding the global politics of …

This paper advances current debates about feminist methodologies in geography by
attending to affectual intensities and their resonance. Affectual intensities emerge through …

This paper uses qualitative data conducted in São Paulo, Brazil with those who possessed
the capability to emigrate yet had chosen to remain in place. It explores the strategies these …

In the postwar period, the research pendulum in the field of nationalism studies has swung
from an initial interest in the eruptive, emotional, and sometimes dark side of nationalism to a …

Theories of intense national emotions have focused on affection for the home nation and
antagonism for national others but overlooked antagonism for fellow nationals. The article …

How do practices change? To approach this in practice theory (PT) is a widely debated
question. This article brings PT in conversation with the study of emotions in International …

The Chile uprisings in late 2019 and early 2020 saw protests on a scale unprecedented in
its democratic era, with citizens taking to the streets and social media to express their …

While significant attention has been paid to the perpetuation of pro-military ideology via
discourse and political practice, less attention has been paid to the role of the body in (re) …

Recent work on the affective dimensions of nationhood, identity and belonging has often
overlooked discomfort in favour of positive experiences of sameness and security. Contrary …

This paper discusses the idea of citizenship as represented through Parliament-Funkadelic's
trademark Afrofuturistic take on funk music. Afrofuturism connects and reimagines the past …