Ten years ago actor-network theory (ANT) entered this journal. To illustrate how the
relational ontology and sensibilities of ANT lend themselves to particular kinds of research …

Academic interest in cycling has burgeoned in recent years with significant literature relating
to the health and environmental benefits of cycling, the necessity for cycle-specific …

This paper explores the impact of the 'mobilization'of employed mothers by the UK
government to home‐school and care for children while performing paid work at home, in …

Tourism distribution has commonly been understood within a managerial framework,
appearing as a static, linear and isolated process, happening in distribution channels …

Purpose. The paper explores leadership in the face of cross-cultural differences in the
management of agricultural projects in Africa. Cross-cultural differences are a result of the …

CONTEXT There is growing evidence that diversified cropping systems can contribute to the
fundamental reorientation of food production. However, actors involved in crop …

There have been recent calls in mobilities literature for greater engagement with how
mobility regimes are shaped and governed at different scales. In relation to cycling-related …

Tourism is expanding in many developing countries, in contexts where states struggle to
effectively manage local economic development processes. This thesis aims to bridge a gap …

This paper examines the role of development discourse in Nepal's tourism policy. In Nepal,
tourism is an important part of development activity that is driven by international …

Gardens open to the public are popular tourism attractions. Even though human
geographers have studied gardens from the perspective of actor–network theory (ANT) …