Geographies of Children, Youth and Families is flourishing, but its founding conceptions
require critical reflection. This paper considers one key conceptual orthodoxy: the notion that …

What is a viable life? This paper addresses this question with reference to viability as a
concept and young people's social action across the world. The notion of viability offers a …

In this article, we approach enchantment as a fundamental encounter that incites new
worlds. Our aim is to add to the recent discussion on enchantment as an immersive, life …

In this paper I discuss the concept of the right to the city in articulation with the concept of
urban play and more specifically, the diverse body of research related with playable and …

Geographers, especially those working in developing country contexts have often
encountered improvisation because it plays a critical social and cultural role. Engaging with …

This article explores the transformative effects of augmented reality mobile games on society
and space. By layering playfulness onto public space through a digital interface, augmented …

Many minoritised and marginalised populations, including young people, are debating what
constitutes a 'survivable life'and, in turn, how life can be arranged so that it is more than just …

The original Cerdà plan (Pla Cerdà) of 1855 for the extension of Barcelona is famous for its
grid array of large blocks and wide streets to promote circulation. Each block was originally …

This chapter thinks with Todd's (Breathing life into education: Re-sensing the educational
subject. PESA Conference 2017: Birth, Death and Rebirth: Does philosophy of education …

The steady decline of youth participation in society has been a concern for social scientists
since the 1970s. Recent research has sought to move beyond concluding this signifies a …