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2. Gender, spatiality and motherhood: intergenerational change in Greek-Cypriot migrant families in the UK.
3. 'I felt trapped': young women's experiences of shared housing in austerity Britain.
4. Scooty girls are safe girls: risk, respectability and brand assemblages in urban India.
5. 'The Word Gay has been Banned but People use it in the Boys' Toilets whenever you go in': spatialising children's subjectivities in response to gender and sexualities education in English primary schools.
6. Placing care in times of austerity.
7. Transnational shift: marriage, home and belonging for British-Pakistani Muslim women.
8. Gendered differences in international graduates' mobility, identity and career development.
9. Carrying class and gender: Cargo bikes as symbolic markers of egalitarian gender roles of urban middle classes in Dutch inner cities.
10. The moral politics of emigration: gendered figures of migration and the anxiety of diasporic return.
11. Pampering, well-being and women's bodies in the therapeutic spaces of the spa.
12. Domesticating technological myth: gender, exhibition spaces and the clean air movement in the UK.
13. Gender and energy: domestic inequities reconsidered.
14. Gendered networks and migration decision-making in Northern Vietnam.
15. Men on the move: narratives of migration and work among low-paid migrant men in London.
16. Accommodating Islamophobia: how municipalities make place for Muslims in Paris.
17. Transnational shift: marriage, home and belonging for British-Pakistani Muslim women.
18. Club Carib: a geo-ethnography of seduction in a Lisbon dancing bar.
19. 'This is disco-wonderland!' Gender, sexuality and the limits of gay domesticity on The Block.
20. Researching men: the politics and possibilities of a qualitative mixed-methods approach.
21. Risking publicity: masculinities and the racialization of public neighborhood space.
22. From tenements to flats: gender, class and 'modernization' in Bethnal Green Estate.
23. The place of immigration in studies of geography and race.
24. Mediated animal geographies: symbolism, manipulation and the imaginary in advertising.
25. ‘Well weather is not a girl thing is it?’ Contemporary amateur meteorology, gender relations and the shaping of domestic masculinity.
26. Selling the 'scary city': gendering freedom, fear and condominium development in the neoliberal city.
27. Spatialized leisure-pleasures, global flows and masculine distinctions.
28. Privileging prevention, gendering responsibility: an analysis of the Ghanaian campaign against HIV/AIDS.
29. 'Killing waves': surfing, space and gender.
30. For home and country? Engendering nationalism in the workplace.
31. 'Who is Lhakpa Sherpa?' circulating subjectivities within the global/local terrain of Himalayan mountaineering.
32. Gender and daily mobility in a New Zealand city, 1920–1960.
33. Whose public space was it anyway? Class, gender and ethnicity in the creation of the Sefton and Stanley Parks, Liverpool: 1858–1872.
34. (Troubling) spaces of mountains and men: New Zealand's Mount Cook and Hermitage Lodge.
35. Everyday urbanisms in the pandemic city: a feminist comparative study of the gendered experiences of Covid-19 in Southern cities.
36. Crafting masculinities: embodying, recuperating and redistributing care in young lives.
37. 'I wouldn't trade this country of ours for anything': place, identity and men's stories of the 2016 M7.8 Kaikōura/Waiau earthquake.
38. Gender, work and technology in the information workplace: from typewriters to ATMs.
39. Tehran's subway: gender, mobility, and the adaptation of the 'proper' Muslim woman.
40. Defining dreams: young mothers’ agency in constructions of space.
41. Gendered mobilities in the making: moving from a pedestrian to vehicular mobility landscape in Shimshal, Pakistan.
42. Pluralising the walking interview: researching (im)mobilities with Muslim women.
43. Normalizing urban inequality: cinematic imaginaries of difference in postcolonial Amsterdam.
44. Chinese factor in the space, place and agency of female head porters in urban Ghana.
45. Young women and public leisure spaces in contemporary Beijing: recreating (with) gender, tradition, and place.
46. The employment of migrant nannies in the UK: negotiating social class in an open market for commoditised in-home care.
47. Placing guilt and shame: lone mothers' experiences of higher education in Aotearoa New Zealand.
48. Politics of decay and spatial resistance.
49. Talking about fear of violence in public space: female and male narratives about threatening situations in Umeå, Sweden.
50. 'It got very debauched, very Dubai!' Heterosexual intimacy amongst single British expatriates.
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