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Category: Fieldwork

Citizenship…

The Web as Urban Archives: Nashik’s history in the mobile phone

28 Feb 2020
THIS POST HAS BEEN REBLOGGED FROM THE LEARNING FROM SMALL CITIES WEBSITE HERE Recently I received my first digital capacity training. Our research assistant and I were talking to a…
Fieldwork…

Simla ‘below Cart Road’: Biographies of houses in the margins of an Imperial urban age

23 Sep 2019
**This is a reblogged post. Click here for original** After three months, we finally receive permission to access the Shimla Municipal Corporation (MC) Records Room. We walk down the four…
Citizenship…

Shimla: The slow contoured life of an imagined Smart City

4 Sep 2019
*** This is a reblogged post from our ESRC funded project website 'Learning from Small Cities'. Click here for the original post.*** For all purposes, Shimla is slow. It takes…
Citizenship…

Jalandhar: Emigration, transnationalism and the future of a ‘Smart Chowk’ development

3 Sep 2019
***This is a reblogged post from project website 'Learning from Small Cities' funded by the ESRC. Click here for original post*** ‘Visa denied’ We were sitting in one of the…
Citizenship…

Intimate Infrastructures Storymap

16 Mar 2019
Intimate infrastructures is a way of seeing and understanding how infrastructure, in their absence, disconnectedness and exclusions are woven into the intimate material and social relationships of urban life. These intimate…
Citizenship…

#AanaJaana Storymap

2 Mar 2019
Curating gendered digital lives in Delhi’s urban peripheries Combining approaches from urban geography, gender studies, software ethnography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), this ArcGIS mapping initiative is a unique interdisciplinary…
Fieldwork

The Inaugural Mumbai Fieldtrip 2013

6 Jan 20145 Jun 2021
Related post: The 'impact' of student fieldtrips: Some post-REF reflections
Fieldwork…

The ‘impact’ of student field trips: Some post-REF reflections

5 Jan 20145 Jun 2021
The past year or so has been very hectic in UK Higher Education institutions. The deadline for the dreaded Research Excellence Framework (REF) through which university funding and the fate…
Citizenship…

HEA online resource on negotiating difference for fieldworkers

17 Jun 20135 Jun 2021
I have recently been commissioned by the Higher Education Academy in the UK to create an online resource for fieldworkers in GEES (Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences) on negotiating differences during fieldwork. This…
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