COVID‐19 has stimulated renewed societal and academic debate about the future of cities
and urban life. Future visons have veered from the 'death of the city'to visual renderings and …

An increasing number of people living with dementia worldwide receive informal care from
their family members. A key element of dementia care is maintaining a daily routine and …

Graphic elicitation, an arts‐based method that focuses on participant‐led drawing activities,
is often conducted with the researcher in situ and discussed in an interview setting, either …

The COVID-19 pandemic has had wide-ranging implications on the academic community
and there have been numerous commentaries on the effects of the pandemic on qualitative …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, several jurisdictions have exerted controls over people's
mobilities as a way of containing viral spread. In Australia, international borders were closed …

Mobility is crucial for maintaining well-being in later life. Previous research has shown that
older adults' mobility fluctuates throughout the day, with a particular focus on afternoon …

The Danish post-war housing areas originally epitomised the dawn of the welfare state, with
modern housing blocks organised as enclaves surrounded by open green spaces …

This study contributes to an emerging body of research that combines new mobilities and
gerontological perspectives. Most previous studies on older adults' mobilities have analysed …

This paper shows how the metropolitan creative classes in Poland reacted to the changes in
the organization of everyday life caused by the COVID‐19 pandemic, especially its …

Since the advent of the COVID‐19 pandemic, several ways of understanding time have
emerged: what we may call 'COVID time'. Based on 40 qualitative online interviews in 2022 …