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Community collaboration
Community collaboration
These pieces detail approaches to effective, ethical collaboration with non-academic partners, with an emphasis on those that have not historically shaped the priorities and research questions of academic disciplines and institutions
Resourcing Community Partnerships through Academic Libraries
by Benjamin Wiggins, Kate Derickson, and Glenda Simmons-Jenkins
Mapping a path towards equity: reflections on a co-creative community praxis
by Kevin Ehrman-Solberg, Bonnie Keeler, Kate Derickson & Kirsten Delegard
Advancing Water Equity Demands New Approaches to Sustainability Science
by Bonnie L. Keeler, Kate D. Derickson, Hillary Waters, and Rebecca Walker
Resourcing Scholar-Activism
by Kate Derickson and Paul Routledge
The politics of knowledge production & urban theory
The politics of knowledge production & urban theory
These pieces explore the politics of the ways we attempt to theorize and know about the social and natural world
Disrupting Displacements: Making knowledges for futures otherwise in Gullah/Geechee Nation
by Kate Derickson
Masters of the Universe
by Kate Derickson
Locating Urban Theory in the Urban Age
by Kate Derickson
Toward an Interim Politics of Resourcefulness for the Anthropocene
by Kate Derickson and Danny MacKinnon
Situated Solidarities and the Practice of Scholar-Activism
by Paul Routledge and Kate Derickson
On the politics of recognition in critical urban scholarship
by Kate Derickson
From Resilience to Resourcefulness
by Danny MacKinnon and Kate Derickson
Resilience in Not Enough
by Kate Derickson
Feminist Political Economy in Geography
by Marion Werner, Kendra Strauss, Reecia Orzek, Brenda Parker, Kate Derickson & Anne Bonds
Knowing About Crisis
by Kate Derickson, Gehan MacLeod & Verene Nicolas
The Annhilation of Time by Space
by Kate Derickson
Gendered, Material and Partial Knowledges
by Kate Derickson
Urban geography & the racial state
Urban geography & the racial state
The Racial State and Resistance in Ferguson and Beyond
by Kate Derickson
The Racial Politics of Neoliberal Regulation
by Kate Derickson
Making Space, Making Race
by Robert Cochran, Katherine Hankins and Kate Derickson
Worlding Cities and Comparative Urbanism
by Laura Cesafsky and Kate Derickson
Urban Geography in the Age of Ferguson
by Kate Derickson
The spatial technologies of racialized knowing
by Robin Wright, Eric Goldfischer, Aaron Mallory and Kate Derickson
Anthropocene Urbanisms
by Kate Derickson
The Assassination of Clementa Pinckney
by Kate Derickson
"Peek-A-Boo, We See You Too:" Homelessness and Visuality in New York City
by Eric Goldfischer
Taking Account of the Part of Those That Have No Part
by Kate Derickson
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