This article critically interrogates how we might understand and theorise the image in
relation to theories of place. The recent 'sensory turn'in visual scholarship suggests a re …

Pluralism offers promising ways forward for qualitative research, invoking the use of multiple
methods to investigate complex social questions. Drawing on two different research projects …

The incorporation of various information and communication technologies (ICTs) in
ethnographic methods mandates a reconsideration of the understanding and practice of …

A range of negative health outcomes are associated with young adults' drinking practices.
One key arena where images of, and interaction about, drinking practices occurs is social …

Committed to exploring democratic ways of doing research with racialized migrant women
and taking up the theme of “what citizenship studies can learn from taking seriously migrant …

Despite histories of considerable conflict between particular ethnic groups in Indonesia, inter-
ethnic marriages are increasingly commonplace. This article explores how Javanese and …

Photo-elicitation interviews (PEIs) were conducted to explore the role of place in recovery–
specifically, narrative identity reconstruction–among persons with complex needs. PEIs with …

Marketing researchers commonly use photographic methods to generate observational data
and delve into the lived experiences of research participants. These visual data-gathering …

The aging-in-place agenda supports the right of seniors to live in their preferred
environment, as the place where they can retain a sense of independence and control in old …

Geographies of homelessness mainly address issues of social exclusion, especially in
contexts of urban public space. Recent research focuses on spatial regulation and …