This article engages with the current research and debate about the creative city and the
importance of cultural infrastructure in contemporary cities. It argues that much of the focus …

We are told that'work is good for us' and that ill health is caused by'individual lifestyles'.
Drawing on research from public health, social policy, epidemiology, geography and …

Making material things remains central to human economies and subsistence, and to how
earthly resources are transformed. Yet experiences and knowledges of those who make …

From urban regeneration to social regeneration up to culture-led regeneration, the concept
of urban regeneration evolves from the idea of the physical transformation of cities to a more …

Following recent calls for a more self-aware and historically sensitive sociology this article
reflects on the concept of deindustrialisation and industrial change in this spirit. Using EP …

In geography, industrial culture is a surprisingly understudied concept. Even when it is
considered to play a role in the transformation processes of industrial cities or regions, it is …

The literature on a 'sense of place'often sidelines the voices of children. Consequently, little
is known about how children can be encouraged to develop a sense of place. This matters …

In this introductory essay we review key themes in the scholarly literature on
deindustrialization over the last twenty-five to thirty years. While the term deindustrialization …

This article explores the patterning of student im/mobility internally within the United
Kingdom, using exceptionally detailed student records data on full-time undergraduate …

This article examines 40 years of multi‐disciplinary scholarship on deindustrialization in
North America and the United Kingdom. This field of research emerged in the 1970s and …