This paper offers a further exploration of 'flat ontology', an account of the world that takes the
immanence of localized, material process to be fundamentally different from and …

While cities like Winnipeg, Minneapolis, Saskatoon, Rapid City, Edmonton, Missoula,
Regina, and Tulsa are places where Indigenous marginalization has been most acute, they …

Migration is considered a meaningful strategy whereby both migrants and nonmigrants can
improve their well‐being and their livelihoods. The paper emphasizes the migrants' own …

The spatial metaphor of the network along with its accompanying abstractions, such as flow,
movement, and connectivity, have been central themes throughout the relational turn in …

Museums form a core institutional foundation to the formation of national identities. They
reflect, obfuscate, perform, and shape national narrative and discourse, particularly when …

Purpose Industrial heritage works within a world of contradictions, contentions and scalar
liminality. Archaeologists and historians focus upon oral histories and discourses of tangible …

By defining humans as protagonists of global environmental change, the Anthropocene
concept draws attention to the necessity of developing more responsible forms of interaction …

'Scale'is a nest of complications: it is a highly contested term in a range of disciplines, from
geography to ecology, from philosophy to science and technology studies. The heart of the …

In the built heritage studies, the intricate web of social and selective processes that define
heritage is evident. These processes are, in many cases, intertwined with the notion of scale …

In a globalising world economy, cities have increasingly come to be defined not by the size
of their built up area or population but by their functions in networks that connect them to …