User intervention against incivility is a significant element of democratic norm enforcement on social media, and feeling personally responsible for acting vital prerequisite intervention. However, our insight into how users construe their sense personal responsibility expectations other remains limited. By theoretically foregrounding user perspective, this study investigates the boundaries nua...

Focussing on authorial imaginary, this article seeks to determine what leads American lawyers-turned-authors project negative fictional images of their own profession. After a brief introduction FASP (specialised narrative) and other defining parameters discussion, we examine the vocation/avocation profile lawyer-author commonalities which facilitate crossover from lawyer author. We then go dis...

This paper examines the role of Antarctic tour guide as front-line actor in interpreting and enforcing polar policy on continent. Drawing interviews with expedition team members, it asks where guides turn for up to date information about sites; see themselves positioned within structures governance; how they experience their mediators between visitors environment. Foregrounding experiences thos...

Abstract How is policy implementation affected by increased polarisation and extreme shifts in politics? In order to address this question, the paper focuses on frontline workers’ (street-level bureaucrats’) interpretations of political how these are then translated into practice. Building ethnographic fieldwork conducted among social workers Northeast Brazil, proposes a theoretical framework f...

Short videos and short-video-based social media (SVB) platforms have provided Chinese consumers with a new way to protest against businesses. However, they received scant attention from scholars. This study aims fill this gap in two ways. Firstly, it will contextualize phenomenon within the literature on consumer activism, foregrounding three key phases evolution of online activism China. Secon...

Even though flexibility, insecurity and precarity characterise much of today’s work, the promise self-realisation through work remains as powerful ever. Following Weeks’ on post-Fordist ethic Hochschild’s research feeling rules, this article analyses how young women negotiate its emotional obligations. Drawing interviews with 39 studying in care media fields Finland, proposes conceptualisation ...

Climate security, albeit highly contested, is moving beyond the discursive realm into policies and practices that implicate control of land, water forests. Through a systematic literature review this paper offers typology climate security practices. It observes shift towards human framing, offering potential for agrarian struggles. However, risks remain: depoliticisation scarcity, control-seeki...

The connection between gender-based violence and sustainable development remains under-researched, despite the fact that more than 30 percent of women worldwide have experienced physical and/or sexual violence. This article aims to address this research gap by foregrounding sus-tainable examining a body literature with geographical focus on Global South. To end, it draws two different approache...

While numerous studies on the impacts of COVID-19 university learning and teaching are now emerging, there has been less critical attention focused impact shift to online engagement student-staff partnership (SSP) practices. This article analyses experiences perceptions students staff from an Australian as they shifted their practices during pandemic. It provides valuable insights into specific...

Abstract In this chapter, members of the Extracting Us Curatorial Collective reflect on process, experiences and learnings co-curating a series exhibitions events. We identify ourselves as situated researchers, activists creatives. Engaging with feminist political ecology both theory practice, we revisit how cultivated care, foregrounding community weaving connections between extractive context...