The exploration of everyday social practices related to sustainability often touches on the
most invisible parts of people's everyday lives. Given the multiple cultural forces that govern …

This article examines the political and productive work of humor under conditions of
precarity, war, and occupation. Drawing on the case of Palestine but making links to other …

The Russian state-funded international broadcaster RT is often accused of pedalling
misinformation and claiming legitimacy for nefarious Russian activities. Whilst studies have …

This book offers the first critical, multi-disciplinary study of how the concepts of resilience and
the Anthropocene have combined to shape contemporary thought and governmental …

Despite the range of subjects tackled by affective and emotional geographers, laughter has
received relatively little attention. Those who do discuss laughter, do so for the most part in …

Afghanistan has been embroiled in several waves of civil and international political conflict
since the late 1970s. Insecurity and uncertainty consume everyday life along with various …

This paper examines humour as an emergent theme within a long-term study of the
gendered terrain of wildfire management. It analyses a set of semi-structured interviews that …

Every day, migrants from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras risk their lives attempting to
reach the US. Accordingly, accounts of migration from Central America are often framed by …

Humor is the quality of being amusing or comic. Although it is a universal phenomenon,
humor takes different forms and styles at different ages or stages in an individual's or …

Representations of archaeology in media such as films and television have been historically
problematic. Video-games, however, have taken these depictions of archaeology and …