This paper develops our geographical understanding of the gendered politics of (im)
mobility by exploring the hidden politics of waiting experienced by some mobile working …

This paper develops the concept of disorientation as a constitutive but overlooked
dimension of mobile life, and it explores the significance of disorientation for geographical …

This article develops cultural geographical understandings of exhaustion through an
exploration of the bodily pressures induced by mobile working practices. Through analysis …

The substantial use of Fly-in-Fly out (FIFO) work in the Australian mining sector involves a
repeated cycle in which workers (mostly men) leave their homes to undertake a pre …

Individualized, maternalist and marketized discourses of childcare are pervasive in Australia
as they are in other liberal welfare states. Responsibility is overwhelmingly placed on …

This paper examines how nonrepresentational theories of practice can expand our
understanding of the ways in which mobility transformations take place. It argues that we …

Waiting is a banal and ubiquitous practice that is linked in myriad ways to mobility and (im)
mobility in the contemporary era. Yet, to date, experiences of waiting have received scant …

Contemporary society is characterised by mobility (Sheller & Urry, 2006). As Erickson,
Sanders, and Cope (2018) contend geographic mobility has come to be characterised as a …

It has been argued that the 'mobility turn'is overcelebratory regarding human movement
across space. Yet, critical studies of mobilities have emerged that refute this, demonstrating …

This ethnographic exploration of contemporary spaces of homelessness takes an expanded
view of homeless space, threading together experiences of organizational spaces, routes …