Emotion Space and Society

Papers
(The median citation count of Emotion Space and Society is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Understanding smellscapes: Sense-making of smell-triggered emotions in place37
Reclaiming failure in geography: Academic honesty in a neoliberal world26
Encountering precarity, uncertainty and everyday anxiety as part of the postgraduate research journey24
Disinformation as the weaponization of cruel optimism: A critical intervention in misinformation studies20
A fragmented sense of home: Reconfiguring therapeutic coastal encounters in Covid-19 times19
Affective border violence: Mapping everyday asylum precarities across different spaces and temporalities18
Feeling skeptical: Worry, dread, and support for environmental policy among climate change skeptics16
The ‘present-tense’ experience of failure in the university: Reflections from an action research project16
“When I say I'm depressed, it's like anger.” An exploration of the emotional landscape of climate change concern in Norway and its psychological, social and political implications14
Migrant women entrepreneurs and emotional encounters in policy fields14
Emotional cartography as a window into children's well-being: Visualizing the felt geographies of place13
Emotions and migration in social media discourse: A new Greek migrant case study13
“Love is calling”: Academic friendship and international research collaboration amid a global pandemic12
Assembling human empathy towards care robots: The human labor of robot sociality12
The cramped and crowded room: The search for a sense of belonging and emotional well-being among temporary low-wage migrant workers11
“‘Ninja’ levels of focus”: Therapeutic holding environments and the affective atmospheres of telepsychology during the COVID-19 pandemic11
Expanding feminist affective atmospheres11
Taking emotions seriously: Fun and pride in participatory research11
Collective memories, emotions, and spatial tactics in social movements: The case of the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong9
Distancing material effects to reconcile loss: Sorting memories and emotion in self-storage9
When work came home: Formation of feeling rules in the context of a pandemic9
Emotional adjustments to violent situations at secure units for adolescents: A staff perspective8
When global problems come home: Engagement with climate change within the intersecting affective spaces of parenting and activism8
Good boys, gang members, asylum gained and lost: The devastating reflections of a bureaucrat-ethnographer8
Atmospheres of street performance in Taipei: Affect and emotion as dynamic, simultaneous, more-than-representational experiences8
“Everyone always did the same”: Constructing legacies of collective industrial pasts in ex-mining communities in the South Wales Valleys8
Sonic methods, sonic affects7
Tracing memories and meanings of festival landscapes during the COVID-19 pandemic7
Struggling with the state I am in: Researching policy failures and the English National Health Service7
Sharing therapeutic experiences of place: Co-creative digital storytelling as a way to explore connection to place7
A manifesto for failure: Depersonalising, collectivising and embracing failure in research funding7
The emotional relations of children's participation rights in diverse social and spatial contexts: Advancing the field7
Coping with COVID-19: The sociomaterial dimensions of living with pre-existing mental illness during the early stages of the coronavirus crisis7
Illuminating bodily presence in midwifery practice6
Social practices of Pakistani migrant workers in Malaysia: Conserving and transforming transnational affect6
Confronting my many-hued self: An autoethnographic analysis of skin colour across multiple geographies6
Vibrant memory scapes: Encountering memorials on unstable ground6
Transnational daughters in Australia: Caring remotely for ageing parents during COVID 196
Remembering, forgetting and (dis)enfranchised grief in everyday settings in English and Welsh towns: Migrants' and minorities’ translocal and local memories associated with funerary spaces and practic6
Psychosocial effects of gentrification on elderly people in Barcelona from the perspective of bereavement6
Care in/through the archives: Postcolonial intersectional moves in feminist geographic research6
From “villages of longevity” to “villages of cancer”? The emotional geography of tourism development in Bama, China6
Exploring the soundscape and the atmosphere of the Gigli di Nola cultural festival in Italy6
Pedestrians as floating life - On the reinvention of the pedestrian city5
Reflections on a failed participatory workshop in Northern Chile: Negotiating boycotts, benefits, and the UN declaration on the rights of indigenous people5
A geography of contaminated sites, mental health and wellbeing: The body, home, environment and state at Australian PFAS sites5
Conference spaces as emotional sites for becoming campus sustainability leaders5
Non-verbal communication, emotions, and tensions in co-production: Reflections on researching memory and social change in Peru and Colombia5
Facebook as a platform for collecting women's birth stories: Supporting emotional connections between researchers and participants5
The shame of welfare? Lived experiences of welfare and culturally inflected experiences of shame5
Neoliberal and pandemic subjectivation processes: Clapping and singing as affective (re)actions during the Covid-19 home confinement5
A politics of affect: Re/assembling relations of class and race at the museum5
Editorial: Uncomfortable geographies4
The affective politics of policy making spaces: Gendered and racial embodiments of neoliberal deservingness and power in a city council meeting4
Floating feelings: Emotion in the affective-meteorological atmosphere4
Children's right to be hostile: Emotions and agency through psychodynamic lens4
Muting, filtering and transforming space: Autistic children's sensory ‘tactics’ for navigating mainstream school space following transition to secondary school4
Affective geographies in pandemic times: An intersectional analysis of women's wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand4
Racism (un)spoken: Exclusion and discrimination in emotional narrations of young migrants in Berlin4
Birth stories: Childbirth, remembrance and ‘everyday’ heritage4
Singing together in the park: Older peoples’ wellbeing and the singingscape in Guangzhou, China4
Investigating the potential of EDA data from biometric wearables to inform inclusive design of the built environment4
Being student leaders or ‘ordinary’ students: Children's emotional experiences of relationships with others in a Chinese school4
Libraries as felt spaces: Atmospheres, public space and feelings of dis/comfort4
Can the subaltern feel? An ethnography of migration, subalternity, and emotion4
Inhabiting Forest of Dean borderlands: Feral wild boar and dynamic ecologies of memory and place4
Autoethnographic Re-drawings of floating homes: Narrating trans experiences of rental homes in Bangalore4
Exploring the complex emotional relationships that influence children's participation rights in early childhood education settings4
“Anyone can become a refugee:” strategies for empathic concern in activist documentaries on migration3
Discomfort: Transformative encounters and social change3
Play and the affective space of hope in Hani Abu-Assad's The Idol3
Reflections on a collective biography journey3
Critical geographies of love and loss: Relational responses to the death of a spouse in Senegal3
Floating with Kim Scott's Benang: Vertigo, settler-colonial mobilities and levitation's geographies3
Introducing a more-than-quantitative approach to explore emerging structures of feeling in the everyday3
In harmony or out of tune: Affective and emotional geographies of all-male choirs in London, UK3
Loneliness and belonging in narrative environments3
In search of meaningful participation: Making connections between emotions and learning3
At the Nexus of cinema, city and memory: Resisting the demolition of Istanbul's historical Emek movie theatre3
Miracle boats and other wonders: Locating affect in the narratives of recovery and removal of Japanese post-disaster debris3
An affective absence: Memorialising loss at Pike River Mine, New Zealand3
Constructing a desert labyrinth: The psychological and emotional geographies of deterrence strategy on the U.S. / Mexico border3
Overseas Filipino workers and the COVID-19 pandemic: Exploring the emotional labor of persistence3
Enacting memory and grief in poetic landscapes3
Floating life: Mobility, passivity, detachment3
Making the football stadium homely: Manchester City's relocation from Maine road to the Etihad3
Heritage space, multiple temporalities, and the reproduction of Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Village3
Exploring the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on people's relationships with gardens3
Transforming habits of inattention to structural racial injustice in educational settings: A pedagogical framework that pays attention to the affective politics of habit3
Queer affordances of care in suburban public libraries3
Experiments in enchantment: Domestic workers, upcycling and social change3
Affect, infrastructure and activism: The House of Brag's London Queer Social Centre in Brixton, South London3
The F word: The experiential construction of flooding in England2
A transnational family story: A narrative inquiry on the emotional and intergenerational notions of ‘home’2
Listening to place, practising relationality: Embodying six emergent protocols for collaborative relational geographies2
Photovoice, claiming visibility, and women's farming identities in Australia2
“It's an emotional rollercoaster” the spatial and temporal structuring of affect in diagnosing childhood hearing loss2
More-than-human practices of making and unmaking the smart home: A socioemotional investigation2
Poverty, affect and breaking the cycle: Implementing a ‘vulnerability unit’ in a white working-class community school2
Affective atmospheres of weapons technologies: The case of battle drones, combat fighters and bodies in contemporary German geopolitics2
The contradictions of islandness: The small island of St Helena and the emotions of transnationalism2
A life without a plan? Freelance musicians in pandemic limbo2
The space of the absent2
Bodies out of place: Affective encounters with whiteness2
Between place and territory: Young people's emotional geographies of security and insecurity in Brussels' deprived areas2
The stranded cinderella and the wandering rascal. Two narratives of female housing exclusion2
Embodied place in disembodied space: The emotional geography of online classrooms2
Salvaging hope: Representing the objects of Mediterranean migration2
Letting the brush lead: Mark Cousins, film-maker of the floating world2
The silent music sheet, the replica tin and the unsewn button: Materialising nostalgia in the Marks and Spencer's archive2
“The forests are dirty”: Effects of climate and social change on landscape and well-being in the Italian Alps1
“We always remember the Island”: Puerto Rican climate migrants’ emotional meanings of home1
What survivors see: Creative condemnations of total institutionalization1
Feeling the structures of Québec's 2012 student strike at Concordia University: The place of emotions, emotional styles, and emotional reflexivity1
Atmospheres of the other: Building and feeling Stockholm's orthodox synagogue1
Becoming-friend and the limits of care in refugee resettlement1
Recollecting the everyday: Emotion, memory and spaces of mundane practice1
The prefigurative politics of place-making: Analysis of a neighbourhood-based campaign for a social centre1
Research trauma in incarcerated spaces: Listening to incarcerated women's narratives1
Collective writing as survival tool: Mechanisms of reflexivity against neoliberal academia1
(Dis)comfort in the city: How young travellers in London negotiate mobility within the city1
Drone affect: Folded points of view as a co-affection method for empathy and care1
“I get a whiz in my body as I walk past it”: Visceral imaginaries in children's everyday mobilities1
“It shows we felt safe because a few of us had tears”: Exploring how perceptions of the group space can influence experiences of parenting programmes1
Bordering cinematic experiences: Emotional narratives in the Irish borderland1
Book review1
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