Why belonging? Why geography? As we begin writing this guest editorial an e-mail alert
informs us of a call for papers for the Social and Cultural Geography Study Group of the RGS-…

… in Ireland describe their experiences of belonging. We focus particularly on ‘home’ as a
form of place-belongingness, as it captures the geographies of belonging in both material and …

… dimensions of belonging in place, this study draws on the geographies of encounter …
belonging. Given the multifaceted, contextual and hybrid nature of feeling or experiencing belonging…

This article examines the role of emotions for young children’s social identities of ethnicity,
race, nationality, class, gender and culture in the context of a Scottish primary school. It …

… I start with a brief outline of the research, before considering the complex geographies of …
belong in the local area, enabled and mutually co-produced through everyday geographies. …

… local geographies of belonging that are most relevant to young migrants’ construction of spaces
of belonging. … These local geographies can function to insulate relational and community …

… , and Belonging emerged from a set of sessions on children’s geographies conducted at the
… One of the central projects of recent work in children’s geographies, for example, has been …

… framework for the study of belonging. I argue that belonging should be analyzed both as
a personal, intimate, feeling of being ‘at home’ in a place (place-belongingness) and as a …

This paper develops the concept of emotional citizenry, as a process grounded in the
complexities of places, lives and feelings, exceeding any fixed status of citizenship to be achieved …

… Belonging to these multi-inhabited geographies jitters along an unstable fabric that … of
belonging and unbelonging or the familiar and the ‘other.’ The series of Impossible Geographies, …