The COVID-19 pandemic, considered a force that restores family institutions, has led to the
domestication of women who have become professional workers. This paper aims to show …

This article presents a material feminist perspective into motherhood and walking. Our aim is
to explore the process of women 'becoming mothers' through journeying on-foot somewhere …

The field of feminist urban geography has shed light on the workings of power and its spatial
manifestation at multiple scales. Weaving across this scholarship, I show that it is motivated …

Drawing on detailed qualitative research, this timely study explores the experiences of
fathers who take on equal or primary care responsibilities for young children. The authors …

Since its introduction in New Zealand during the early 20th century, netball has been
considered 'unambiguously for women'and it continues to represent one of the few team …

How do women manage domestic work spatially? How does that change throughout life and
relate to their subjectivities and womanhood? Informed by feminist geographers' concept of …

This paper examines issues concerning mothering and childcare, with an emphasis on two
crucial aspects which are based on the fact that mothers' individual behaviours are …

This article identifies visionary circumspection as a conceptual vector running through
Nordic urban research–a diverse enterprise with robust empirical outputs, but relatively little …

This article contributes to a reconceptualisation of the boundaries of sociological attention
regarding where family is enacted. Despite being aware of the cultural contingency of the …

The research explores how motherhood constructs parenting spaces in urban contexts and,
conversely, how urban spaces construct urban motherhood. This autoethnographic research …