This article argues that many low‐wage migrants moving to work in rural areas of the
developed world end up in very specific and precarious employment and housing contexts …

Fly-in fly-out (FIFO) work camps are built and organized to ensure that long-distance
rotational workers are fed, housed, and mobilized in sync with the pressing yet …

The Canadian government recently launched initiatives to promote immigrant settlement
outside of traditional gateway cities, in small towns and rural areas. These initiatives attempt …

Globally, employment-related geographical mobility (mobility to and within work) is a
pervasive aspect of work that has potential health and safety implications. As an introduction …

The proliferation of online streaming music has led to a loss of income from the sale of
recorded music pressuring artists and technicians to find alternate avenues to earn income …

Within visual culture, postcyberpunk films are best approached as places of Otherness
whereby human identity and agency are downplayed and posthumans are magnified in …

Fly-in fly-out/drive-in drive-out rotational work regimes have become common practice in
resource extraction projects globally. Over the last 15–20 years, scholars have increasingly …

This article considers how construction workers based in the Canadian province of
Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) negotiate the need to be mobile for work at different …

An estimated 17% of the Canadian labor force engage in complex/extended employment-
related geographical mobility ranging from extended daily commutes to regional …

Whenever scholars inquire into the relationship between space and power, you can almost
invariably find a reference to Henri Lefebvre. However, his initial popularization by David …