In 2023, @AW_Geo and I were on the water at Port Kembla, with marine pilots who dock massive ships. One described their work being like a dance choreographer. We explore that idea further in our new paper on mobilities work amidst environmental risk: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Chris Gibson
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Geography geek. Guitar nerd. Deputy Director @ACCESS_GEOG. Fellow @AcadSocSci. Editor @ProgHumGeog. He/him.
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The neighbourhood cafe is an Australian institution, linked to migrant histories and local culture. Could it also prove an unheralded source of grassroots material resource circularity? Our new paper explores this possibility: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… @NicoleTCook @ACCESS_GEOG
www.tandfonline.com More-than-transactional circular economies: the café-urban farm nexus and emergent regional food... As governments encourage circular economy (CE) initiatives, markets for waste recirculation are taking shape. But implementation is in its infancy and material circuits are emergent. Early food was... Our new paper reveals the hidden work, and workers, who keep our economy circulating at seaports. Place, risk, and oceanic forces shape workers' everyday tasks, agency, and capacities to collaborate. @AW_Geo @ACCESS_GEOG tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Is infrastructure planning subject to gaslighting?@CrystalLegacy1 @DallasRogers101 and I respond in our new @envplana article. Participation processes mask elite deal-making and invalidate the public's sensed convictions, resulting in confusion and shame. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/03…
Fun fact: I get seasick just looking at the Manly ferry! @AW_Geo nevertheless managed to get me on pilot ships in Port Kembla to learn from skilled on-the-water workers who choreograph port mobilities. Our paper telling their story was published today: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…