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020			_a9781032211251
037			_cTextual
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100			_aBrowne, Kath _9323791
245			_aSocial geographies the basics
250			_a1st
260			_aLondon _bRoutledge _c2024
300			_ax,189p. _bIncludes bibliographical references and index
520			_aThis book approaches social geographies by beginning with the resistances, contestations and ‘solutions’ that communities use to challenge exclusions in place and space in order to create equitable societies. It then addresses the inequalities, precarities, and ‘problems’ that prompt these interventions. This allows the book to emphasise the importance of activism in the here and now, and to show how activism often makes issues visible and contested in ways that are then theorised by academics. Social Geographies starts with solidarities, communities, and networks before moving to examine difference, precarity, and mobilities. Each chapter offers key case studies that centre resistance, contestations of inequitable power, and local knowledges that can often be seen as ‘solutions’ to national and transnational issues, creating a decolonial understanding of ‘social geography from below’ within and across national contexts.
650			_aHuman Geography
650			_aSocial Geography
650			_aSociology & Social Policy _9751599
700			_aBorisa,Dhiren _eCo-author _9751703
700			_aGilmartin, Mary _eCo-author _9751704
700			_aBanerjea, Niharika _eCo-author _9751705
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