This article portrays the COVID-19 pandemic as a planetary crisis of capitalist life and analyses it through feminist political economy lens social reproduction. Celebrating plurality distinctiveness reproduction theorisations, deploys three approaches to map contours present conjuncture; namely Social Reproduction Theory, Early Analyses Raced approaches. These provide key complementary insight...

Over the last ten years, scholars in human geography have been paying increasing theoretical and empirical attention to understanding the ways in which the production of scale is implicated in the production of space. Overwhelmingly, this work reflects a social constructionist approach, which situates capitalist production (and the role of the state, capital, labor and nonstate political actors...

The evolution and maintenance of sexual reproduction may involve important tradeoffs because asexual reproduction can double an individual's contribution to the gene pool but reduces diversity. Moreover, in social insects the maintenance of genetic diversity among workers may be important for colony growth and survival. We identified a previously unknown termite breeding system in which both pa...

‘Checking in’ at or ‘tagging’ oneself to various places on social media constitute online representations that contribute the classification, ‘making’, of places. At same time, users are also classified based what they (show they) do where. In this paper, we deploy Bourdieusian cultural sociology realm place-exposing geomedia practices understand reproduction media. The study uses multiple corr...

This study investigates the effects of the social setting on prospective time estimation, how time is perceived when a task is performed (i) alone, (ii) with a collaborative, or (iii) with a competitive partner. N=90 participants were tested (30 in each condition). Participants performed a concurrent Simon task for three different durations (15, 30 and 45 seconds) which was followed by a time r...