For geographers and others studying landscapes of consumption, sustained engagements
with 'absent presences'—be they historically constituted or exhibited as more contemporary …

Facing rapidly changeable markets, a firm not only should make best use of its brands to
strengthen recognition, attitude and purchase behaviour of consumers to enhance their …

Much of the research on housing policy over the past generation has focused on its
relationship to affordability and the spatial demography of poverty. Here, I focus on a …

This paper emerged from a PhD research project which investigated motivations to tour dark
tourism sites, particularly those in South Africa as well as internationally. Like previous …

Metaphors are a primary influence on the way we perceive and construct our world; they are
also a way of revealing beliefs and attitudes that might otherwise be difficult to identify …

Urban food infrastructures are oft-forgotten as crucial for sustainability transitions. This
ethnographic case study explores the eating spaces of an inner-city university to assess its …

This quantitative study used the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD), transformative
learning theory, and high-impact practices to investigate the effects of the student …

Geographers are fascinated with the ways in which political identities are constituted in and
through space and place. Early interest in this area mirrored conventional geopolitical …

Undeniably, I need to first thank my committee chair, mentor, and friend Ann Russo, who has
gone above and beyond for me over and over in the four years we've known and worked …