ACHSUKCHAPTER
Association of Critical Heritage Studies UK Chapter achsukchapter is a discussion list for academic and industry researchers with a link to the UK investigating all aspects of heritage, tourism, museum and cultural/natural management. This list is a forum for sharing experiences and exchanging information.
ACTIV-VOL-CIT
This list provides a forum for discussion emerging from the ESRC seminar series, Activism, Volunteering and Citizenship.
ACUMEN
This list supports researchers pursuing the comparative social study of long term (prehistoric to contemporary) urbanisation processes, urban life, and urban landscape development, established as an emergent field of interest at the ACUMEN workshop, 12-13 Dec. 2012 in Leeds. The list is used for learned discussion, research questions, community building, project collaborations, and relevant announcements.
AESOP-SFP-GROUP
This is the list of the AESOP "Sustainable Food Planning" group. This list is used to share call for papers, conferences, and activities of the group
ANIMAL-BSA-GROUP
This membership list will be used by the BSA Animal/Human Studies Group list owner to make announcements relevant to the group.
ANTICIPATIONCONF
This list is for the dissemination and communication of updates about the Anticipation Conference series, and related Anticipation Studies events.
ARTMOBS
The Art and Mobilities Network supports creative and artistic mobilities research. The list is inclusive and open to discussion of practices, histories, theories, methods, and aesthetics of mobility, and the contribution that creative and interdisciplinary research can make to mobility and social change. The list is based at the Centre for Mobilities Research at Lancaster University.
ASSHH-UK
Description: This list is used share research news and events with the research community who work or are interested in social sciences and humanities HIV research. It is moderated by ASSHH UK steering committee.
BIOGEOGRAPHY
This list is used by members of the RGS-IBG Biogeography Research Group to circulate announcements and to facilitate discussion of issues of relevance to biogeography.
BISA-IPEG
Official mailing list of the British International Studies Association's International Political Economy working group
BISA-SEEWG
The BISA South East Europe working group was established in 2002. We provide a space for debate and research on issues related to the political, economic, and social transformations of the region, broadly understood as covering areas of former Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, and Moldova.
BORDERSANDBORDERLANDS
Borders and Borderlands in Medieval and Early Modern Europe is a research network based at the University of Bristol. The network organises research events and encourages grant applications.
BPO-GEOGRAPHY
The mailing list fosters communication between the participants of the RSA Research Network on Regional Development and Changing Geography of Outsourcing Business Services in an Enlarged Europe. The RN aims to build upon the theoretical framework of value chains and the changing division of labour, which will be embedded in an understanding of recent trends in corporate restructuring.
BSA-CITIES
Welcome to the BSA Cities and Mobilities list. This BSA study group list acts as a point of contact and collaboration for those interested in the above themes. Please use the list to post relevant news, articles, events and calls for papers. You can also Tweet us at @BSACities. The group also organises a stream at the BSA Annual conference and your participation in this stream is very much encouraged. We will also run a programme of events throughout the year.
BSA-CITIZENSHIP-GROUP
To foster a network of scholars, practitioners and students interested in Citizenship Studies. Encourage collaboration and support to sociologists working in the area of Citizenship Studies by increasing the visibility of the discipline. To provide a space to allow for the critical engagement and elaboration of Citizenship Studies.
BSA-EMOTIONS-STUDY-GROUP
This group aims to encourage research into the social aspects of emotions. It will connect scholars working on emotions, facilitating the exchange of ideas and information The list will also be used to organise and inform members of events.
BSA-ENV-AND-HEALTH
Discussion forum for the BSA Environment and Health special interest group. This group addresses the interaction between environmental change and human health from a sociological perspective.
BSA-FAMILIES-AND-RELATIONSHIPS
This British Sociological Association Study Group aims to connect those interested in the broad area of families, intimacy and personal relationships: it has postgraduate and staff members from across the career and disciplinary range.
BSA-MIGRATION-DIASPORA-GROUP
This is the jisc email group of BSA Study Group 'Diaspora, Migration and Transnationalism' (DMT). The study group and the email list aim to establish an intellectual home for the study of migration, diasporic groups and their transnational activities.
BSA-NEWMAT
A group for sociologists within and beyond the BSA to discuss the theory and application of new materialist and posthuman perspectives to sociology. This Jiscmail group will be the means to share and disseminate information and news relevant to the study group's objectives.
BSA-VIOLENCE-AND-SOCIETY-GROUP
It is a forum for presentation of theory and research in the sociology of violence. It will address all forms of violence â& 128;“ interpersonal, collective, nonstate and state. Though based in the BSA it aims to be international and interdisciplinary in focus. We organize events to promote debate on violence and organize the theory stream at the BSA conference.
BSRG
The BSRG mailing list is for the discussion of all aspects of sedimentology: modern and ancient, practical and theoretical.
BTG-COLONIAL-LEGACIES
This JISC mail list supports the GW4 Bridging the Gap Colonial Legacies theme
CAMPAIGNFORTHEPUBLICUNIVERSITY
This list is to enable academics, postgraduate students, and others to discuss the current changes being proposed to higher education.
CARCERALGEOGRAPHY
This list is for members of the Carceral Geography Working Group.
CERCNET
This list is used to make announcements relating to CERCNet (Comparative Employment Research Collaborative Network) activities, or pertaining to internationally comparative research on work, employment and labour management in general.
CITIESAFTERTRANSITION
The 'Cities after Transition' CAT list brings together researchers working on any aspect of transitional cities, but is particularly focused on cities in the socialist Communist and post-socialist worlds. List members work on urbanisation and sub-urbanisation, urban processes and planning, urban cultures and so on within the context of post-socialist transition. The CAT network hosts international conferences.
CITY-FAITH-FORUM
Academic discussion of the relationship between urban change and religion. Key themes: geographies of secularisation and the 'post-secular'; Significance of 'faith-based organisations' in urban planning and policy; Significance of religion for urban politics and urban social cohesion.
COASTALANDMARINEGEOGRAPHIES
A mailing list for members of the RGS-IBG Coastal and Marine Research Group or those interested in their work.
COLLABORATIVE-COMMUNITY-HOUSING
The seminars and associated announcement list draws attention to the way that collaborative and congregated housing can play a fundamental role in carbon reduction behaviour, green technology adoption, and community resilience. Moreover, we stress the need to conceptualise resilience not only in terms of physical engineering to mitigate or withstand hazards and shocks, but also as social organisational capacities that facilitate affordable access, social cohesion and mutual support across diverse demographic groups. For instance, the cohousing model draws attention to the co-constitution of shared space, collective self-governance and the sense of trust and belonging that accumulates over time through shared meals and collective endeavour. The cohousing approach is collaborative in that it actively embeds self-managed governance structures in the life of the community in a deliberate attempt to increase purposeful interaction between resident members to improve overall quality of life.
COMPLEXITY-PLANNING
This list supports communication between scholars exploring the complex nature of cities and the complex nature of urban planning. It is linked to the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) thematic group on complexity.
CONFLICT-AND-DISASTER
This list explores the relationships between conflict and disaster; two terms which are often viewed, studied and practised in isolation. The need for the list is based on the notion that the separation of the two is detrimental to disaster risk reduction and response, and to conflict prevention, management and resolution. We invite discussion and knowledge sharing around the following initial areas: Theory, scholarly work, and grey literature/evidence in conflict and disaster policy and practice (where conflict and disaster are either combined or separate); Theoretical debates around disaster and conflict; The relevance or otherwise of combining disaster and conflict in policy and practice; Case studies of people living in conflict plus disaster vulnerable countries and contexts; The addition of cross cutting topics such as gender, race/ethnicity, and others as they emerge in discussion. We hope the list will provide the space for the development of a conflict+disaster community of interest and practice.
CPERI-POL-ECON-RESEARCH-INNOV
This list aims to keep all scholars of Science & Technology Studies and Political Economy interested in the conjunction of these disciplines updated with the plans and organization for the annual CPERI workshop.
CREATIVE-ECONOMY-AFRICA
Mailing List for the AHRC funded research network UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORTING CREATIVE ECONOMIES IN AFRICA: EDUCATION, NETWORKS AND POLICY. The mailing list will share news, events and research updates on the creative economy of Africa and its international connections.
CREATIVE-REGIONS
The network covers trends and issues around the development of the creative and cultural industries at the regional level. It is focused on the UK but explores also initiatives at the European and International level. It aims to foster a multi-disciplinary debate among researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the field. <HTML> <HTML> The network covers trends and issues around the development of the creative and cultural industries at the regional level. It is focused on the UK but explores also initiatives at the European and International level. It aims to foster a multi-disciplinary debate among researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the field. The research network also runs a website with news, event and working paper. Visit <a href="http://www.creative-regions.org.uk"> Creative Regions Website </a> </HTML> </HTML>
CRIT-EVENTS
This group will foster communication and collaboration between across different disciplines undertaking critical event/festival research
CRIT-GEOG-FORUM
This list provides a forum for the discussion of critical and radical perspectives in geography. Discussions focus on the organisational and disciplinary framework of geographical research and teaching and on critical interpretations of geographical issues.
CRIT-GH
The list is for the communication and exchange of information on workshops, conferences, call for papers, jobs, books, articles, films, blogs and websites related to global health and its study by critically-minded scholars in the social sciences and humanities.
CRITFINCOLLECTIVE
Forums and Announcement list for all critical scholars of finance. All welcome!
CRITICAL-LABOUR-STUDIES
To discuss key features of work and employment from a radical and labour focused perspective
CSE-TPWG
The Trans-Pennine Working Group is an international, democratic membership organisation committed to developing a materialist critique of capitalism, unconstrained by conventional academic divisions between subjects.
CSIS-ANNOUNCE
The Centre for the Study of International Slavery (CSIS) is a research partnership between the University of Liverpool and National Museums Liverpool's International Slavery Museum. This list is used to make announcements about the Centre's activities and related events. See www.liv.ac.uk/csis for more information.
CULTURAL-INDUSTRIES
This list is a communications, dissemination and discussion forum linked to an ESRC funded seminar series on the cultural industries. It is an interdisciplinary initiative concerned with concepts, theory and practice in the field of the cultural industries.
CURANETWORK
A network for those interested in discussing issues linked to cities, urbanism, austerity and resistance.
DECOLONISECHESTER
Network for the decolonisation of Higher Education at the University of Chester and beyond. Join to make connections with students, academics and staff working to decolonise the university.
DEVELOPMENT-STUDIES-WDPN
Mailing list associated with the Westminster Development Policy Network at the University of Westminster (Lonodn) and open to anyone working in the field of international development, development policy, or development studies
DIG-UK-IAGD
This list is used by Diversity in Geoscience, UK (DiG-UK) to make announcements and provide communications with and between its members - Earth and Environmental sciences, Geography and Ecology (GEES) UG and PG students, academics, FE teachers and professionals.
DIGITAL-MANUAL
This list is used as a discussion forum by the project team, research participants and network members of the AHRC-funded project: Creation and Publication of the 'Digital Manual': Authority, Authorship and Voice". The online discussions will add to the #contextualisation and dissemination of the project themes.
DIGITALGEOGRGS
Digital Geog RG is the mailing list for the Digital Geographies Research Group RGS. It is used for sharing information about research and events. It will also provide a space for discussions in relation to digital geographies.
DIGITALSTUDIES
An email list to support the activities of an interdisciplinary and inter-institutional reading group broadly concerned with issues raised by all things 'digital'. If you wish to participate please email Sam Kinsley before trying to subscribe to the list: http://geography.exeter.ac.uk/staff/index.php?web_id=Sam_Kinsley
DISASTER-RESILIENCE
- The Disaster Resilience list aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the complex term, resilience; and to identify the key dimensions of resilience across a range of disciplines and domains. - The creation of this list is linked to the FP7 project, emBRACE: Building Resilience Amongst Communities in Europe www.embrace-eu.org - emBRACE is jointly co-ordinated by Prof Debby Sapir (Universite Catholique De Louvain) and Dr Maureen Fordham (Northumbria University) - This DISASTER-RESILIENCE discussion list was launched on 13 October 2011, International Day for Disaster Reduction http://www.unisdr.org/2011/iddr/. The List is managed by Maureen Fordham, John Twigg and Hugh Deeming - The emBRACE project has received funding from the European Community‘s Seventh Framework Programme FP7/2007-2013 under grant agreement n° 283201. The European Community is not liable for any use that may be made of the information shared on this list.
DSAWOMENANDDEVELOPMENT
List to support communication between members of the DSA Women and Development Study Group.
E-SOCIAL-SCIENCE-TECH
This mailinglist gives support to the e-social science community in technical and related questions. It is managed by the National Centre for e-Social Science.
EARTHPUZZLE
This is a group of researchers, who united at the meeting at the Geological Society London at 11 November 2015. Many of these researchers are interested in coevolution of life and the physical environment through the Earth history and the Earth System Science approach.
ECONOMIC-GEOGRAPHY
Electronic discussion group for members of the Economic Geography ResearchGroup and others interested in similar matters.
EDUCATIONANDCULTURE
This list is used by the coordinators of the ESRC Seminar Series 'New Perspectives and Culture' to make announcements about the Seminar Series, related events, publications and projects.
EGWG
Electronic discussion group for members of the Energy Geographies Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society - Institute of British Geographers, and others interested in this subject area.
EMPLOYMENT-POLICY-SPA
This list is used by the employment policy groups established by the Social Policy Association to share information about their activities and promote discussion of employment policy issues
ENCOUNTERING-CORPSES
This list is for academics, practitioners and members of the public who are interested in the many ways in which we encounter and interact with the material remains of the dead in contemporary society. These encounters can be socio-economic, cultural, regulatory or political. The purpose of the list is to network anyone interested in the wide range of potential encounters - whether identity politics, medical, ethical, commodification eg. tourism, popular culture, faith-based.
ENERGY-VULNERABILITY-NET
An international network of researchers, practitioners and policy makers concerned with access to energy, fuel poverty, vulnerability and social justice in energy matters.
ENERGYJUSTICE
Electronic discussion group for a network of scholars and practitioners interested in the concept of energy justice. This list is to be used for the promotion of energy justice related events, publications, job opportunities and areas of collaboration.
ENV-ARCH
This list will be used by members of the Association of Environmental Archaeology to post discussion items. It is a closed list for AEA members.
ENVHUM
This is a list serving the growing transdisciplinary scholarly-activist-artistic field of Environmental Humanities, including call outs for papers, conferences, events, workshops, support and collaborations
ENVIRONMENT-DISASTERS
Specialist list for researchers and disaster professionals on the interactions between disasters (natural and conflict-induced) and the environment.
ENVIRONMENTAL-LABOUR-RESEARCH
Environmental-Labour-Research@jiscmail.ac.uk is a multidisciplinary mailing list for researchers who are interested in the relationship between labour, trade unions, production, sustainable development and globalisation/North-South relations.
ENVIRSOC
The list is intended to improve communication between acedemics and others studying the inter-face between the environment and society, and will help generate discusion on common interests amoung list members. It will also act as a point of dissemination for meetings, seminars or conferences dealing with socio-environmental matters and the interconnections between the two.
ESRC-GEC-PROG
This is a research network for social science research on a range of global environmental issues. Formerly the list was set up as part of the ESRC funded Global Environmental Change Programme(GEC). Although GEC Programme ended in 2000, the research network remains active, and the list is now administered by the Centre for Social & Economic Research on the Global Environment (ESRC funded). We welcome any members who share our research interests.
ETHICALCONSUMPTION
this is a list that has been set up to accompany the ESRC seminar series Ethical Consumption in the UK and Europe: New Developments and New Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research our aim, however, is to make this the site of a much wider discussion and stimulate an ongoing cross-disciplinary debate that reaches out beyond the borders of academia...
ETHNOGRAPHY-HEALTH
This list is for researchers conducting or interested in ethnographic approaches to researching health (broadly defined). The list is to be used to share information on publications, projects, conferences, workshops etc, for discussion about relevant issues, and for general networking.
EURO-URB
The Euro-Urb list is a forum for the discussion of the theory and practice of sustainable urbanism in Europe. It is allied to INTBAU and the Council for European Urbanism.
EUROENVI
The list aims to provide a channel of communication and information for members about activities and events in the field of EU environmental politics.
EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH
A network for academics, artists and anyone else who has an interest in creative experimentation with research practice. This includes experimentation with audio and visual methods, experimentation with narrative, textual and print-based methods, and research methods drawn from sound art, avant-garde film, photography, performance art and contemporary music.
FINDEES
This list aims to bring together UK and global scholars working on issues of finance, financialisation, and financial integration in developing and emerging economies
FOODBANKRESEARCH
A discussion forum for those studying food banks, food security and food poverty in the UK. Includes ethnography, discursive, political, economic and critical research approaches. Share information about events, meetings, publications and research proposals. Takes an international perspective on food banks around the world.
FOODGEOGRAPHIES
The aim of the Food Geographies Working Group is to bring together geographers who study all aspects of food, from across the breadth of geography's sub-disciplines, and to raise the profile of geography as a key voice in food-related research, policy, knowledge and action. Twitter: @FoodGeog Email: foodgeographies [at] gmail.com foodgeographies.wordpress.com
FOREST-HUMANITIES
This list is for sharing announcements of events, publications, and ongoing research in the culture of trees and forests. It brings together academics and researchers from different institutions and fields, including environmental history, anthropology, art history, law, literature, and geography. It aims to provide a communication network for the large breadth of research in forest humanities, history, politics, and culture.
FPRN
This list brings together members of the Fuel Poverty Research network to discuss matters relating to the network and its research interests
GATEDCOMMUNITESPRIVATEGOVERNANCE
This list connects a multi disciplinary and international community of researchers investigating the growth of private urban governance. The list-owner co-founded this community in 1999, which meets F2F every two years.
GBHGIS
This list is for announcements about and discussion of the Great Britain Historical GIS as a developing historical resource. The main emphasis is on the system's contents and how best to make this available to a wide range of users through the Vision of Britain web site.
GEES
The mailing list for everyone involved in teaching and learning support in the subjects of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences (GEES) in higher education in the UK. The list is run by the Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for GEES, based at the University of Plymouth.
GENTRIFICATION
To further collective knowledge and information about the processes of gentrification and social change in different cities and their impact and consequences on neighbourhoods and people.
GEO-CHILDREN-YOUTH-FAMILIES
This list is used by the RGS (IBG) Geographies of Children, Youth and Families group to make announcements to education and research communities about the groups workshops, conferences and publications. It also provides a forum for discussion and debate of issues of interest to this group.
GEOGED-RGS-IBG
This list is used by the Geography and Education Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers to share information relevant to our members.
GEOGRAPHY-ATHENA-SWAN
A network of support and information for academics and professional staff with an interest in or responsibility for gender equality, diversity and Athena SWAN activities in geography and related departments.
GEOGRAPHY-EXTERNAL-EXAMINERS
A mailing list for those interested in being external examiners for taught courses in geography to share opportunities, contribute to discussions and ask questions.
GEOGREL
This group provides a forum for the discussion of geographies of religions, beliefs, faith and spirituality. Discussions focus on research, teaching and associated issues of relevance to the intersection of faith and spirituality with place and community.
GEOHUMANITIES-FORUM
This email list supports the international, interdisciplinary GeoHumanities community. It will offer a space for discussion and information exchange between scholars and practitioners interested in the intersections of geographical themes- space, place, landscape, environment, the urban and mobilities and arts and humanities scholarship and practice.
GFGRG
This list is used by members of the Gender and Feminist Geographies Research Group (formerly the Women and Geography Study Group) of the Royal Geographical Society to circulate announcements and to facilitate discussion of issues of relevance to feminist geography and to supporting women in Geography. Note - the change of name follows from the 2013 debate and vote about the name of the group. <HTML> This list is used by members of the Gender and Feminist Geographies Research Group (formerly the Women and Geography Study Group) of the Royal Geographical Society to circulate announcements and to facilitate discussion of issues of relevance to feminist geography and to supporting women in Geography. Note - the change of name follows from the 2013 debate and vote about the name of the group. </HTML>
GHWRG
This list is used to circulate information to members of the RGS-IBG Geography of Health and Wellbeing Research Group.
GIS-JOBS
This is a free public list to which anyone can subscribe and contribute by posting messages about job vacancies in GIS related fields. Very short messages from those seeking jobs are acceptable.
GIS-UK
For discussion of all GIS issues of interest in the UK; specifically conference announcements, help with technical problems, research news and noteworthy articles. PLEASE NOTE that jobs MUST be advertised on GIS-JOBS and not here. To discover geospatial data and resources visit "www.gogeo.ac.uk"
GIS-WALES
GIS-WALES is a forum and discussion vehicle for all things relating to GIS in Wales. It aims to help the GIS community: with technical problems relating to GIS and spatial data; find the right data for specific problems; announce conferences, workshops and GI initiative in Wales; share experiences of solving GIS problems; discuss research news and GIS articles worthy of note. It allows the GIS community to request and distribute information in an informal environment which promotes collaboration. Funding, job and conference adverts will be posted regularly.
GLOBAL-MOBILITIES
The Global Mobilities Network connects a community of mobilities researchers, activists and their partners in industry policy and communities to develop the analytical and methodological purchase of the mobilities paradigm, and its impact for research co-creation. This world-wide list is maintained by Jessie Carbutt, CeMoRe Administrator, Department of Sociology, Lancaster University, UK cemore@lancaster.ac.uk. The list was formerly named cemore-global. However, to connect us more effectively globally, we are merging subscribers of both the cemore-global mailing list and the GMN and renaming the cemore-global list to global-mobilities.
GOODFOODWORK
A network of scholars and others interested in promoting good work within global food production and other parts of the food system.
GSAPGFORUM
This list is designed to create an online forum for postgraduate and early career members of the Global Studies Association. The forum will allow networking, exchange, information on events, funding and discussion on issues relevant to researchers conducting multi-disciplinary research.
HE-CREATIVEECONOMY
The list aims to connect researchers and activities on the role of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) within the creative economy and to establish a network of collaborations around this theme.
HIGHSTREETS
This list is to share ideas and research on creating thriving high streets and town/city centres. Its focus is interdisciplinary, international and forward-looking. We're interested in local economies, public space, culture and community and in encouraging new collaborations and research partnerships.
HISTORY-GIS
Historical applications of Geographical Information Systems technology
IAPSPLACE
This network is designed to facilitate communication and collaboration amongst the members of the IAPS organisation who are interested in matters of place, place attachment and place identity.
ICGG
This list is for ICGG-related communications only. Users posting announcements unrelated to the ICGG (including CFPs and marketing material) will be removed from the list. This list is for communication and discussion between members of the International Critical Geography Group (ICGG) and for the dissemination of information about the International Conferences of Critical Geography and related activities. Membership of the ICGG is obtained by subscribing to this list. By subscribing to this list you are confirming that you wish to join the ICGG and that you support its Statement of Purpose, which can be found here: http://internationalcriticalgeography.org/statement-of-purpose/. This super list posts to the following sub lists: ICGG-STEERINGCOMMITEE, ICGG-BOARD.
ICGG-BOARD
This is a sub-list of the ICGG -International Critical Geography Group. The list is restricted to the members of the Steering Group
ICGG-STEERINGCOMMITEE
This is a list of the steering committee of the International Critical Geography Group. This is a sub-list of ICGG
IHR-ECONOMIC-AND-SOCIAL-HISTORY
Announcement and related information list. Research seminar on the Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World. Fortnightly in term time at the Institute of Historical Research, London.
IMMIGRATION-HISTORY-UK
A forum for those researching in the area of the history of immigration to the UK to share information about their work, circulate information about forthcoming events and publications, and to promote discussion across this wide field.
INT-BOUNDARIES
International boundaries, both on land and at sea, are often a major source of stress between states. This list provides a forum for the exchange of information and ideas relating to the delimitation, demarcation and management of international borders, particularly the peaceful resolution of boundary-related conflict.
INT-STUDENT-MIGRATION-AFRICA
This list focuses on international student migration in Africa
INTERSECTIONAL-CHILDHOODS-YOUTHS
This list is intended as a platform for researchers, practitioners and policy makers with an interest in children and young people's intersecting identities and inequalities. It arises from a recent international seminar series on 'Children's Rights, Social Justice and Social Identities in Scotland: Intersections in Research, Policy and Practice' (2013-2014), funded by the Scottish Universities Insight Institute: http://www.scottishinsight.ac.uk/Programmes/Programmes201314/ChildrensRights.aspx The list aims to: - disseminate innovative research, policy and practice - create meaningful knowledge exchange opportunities - generate new knowledge and identify priorities for action in the field of childhood identities and inequalities, children'& 128;™s rights, social justice, childhood/family studies and intersectionality - firmly put children and young people'& 128;™s inequalities on the agenda in research, policy and practice
INTERWAR-RURAL-HISTORY
This is an interdisciplinary mailing list for the discussion of all aspects of interwar rural history, with a focus on the UK
ISUF
ISUF is the international organization of urban form for researchers and practitioners; it seeks to advance research and practice in fields concerned with the built environment.
JAMANDJUSTICE
This is an info-list for people interested in being kept up-to-date with the Jam & Justice project
JISC-GECO
The JISC-funded Geospatial Engagement and Community Outreach programme (GECO), is building connections between geospatial activities and projects throughout the UK. This discussion list will be used to support the growing community of organisations and individuals that use geo whether inside or outside of academia including those from non traditional geo backgrounds. The list will include announcements of JISC GECO project news and workshops but is primarily about making connections between peers using geospatial data and concepts in their work, whatever that work might be.
JISC-GECO-HEALTH
This list is intended to host discussions about health and geo ideas and issues and was created as a follow up to the JISC GECO Project's Open Source Geo and Health Workshop(held in August 2011). We are interested in sharing anything that relates to the role of location, geospatial data or place (in very broad terms) in health including research, policy and practice around physical and mental health. We welcome members from academia, the NHS, healthcare providers, policy makers, statisticians, technology providers and others interested in the possibilities around the intersections of location and health.
JISC-GEOSPATIAL
List for further and Higher education and the research community who want to make better use of the Jisc Geospatial data service. Jisc will make announcements concerning the service but members of the list can also share experiences.
KURDISHSTUDIES
This group aims to bring together the UK based academics studying the issues related to the Kurds and Kurdistan. It aims to provide a forum for networking, exchange of ideas, informing about the ongoing and/or future research, seminars, conference and discussions on the above mentioned subjects
LANDECOL
To facilitate communication and debate amongst those interested in landscape ecology particularly academics and practitioners.
LATIN-AMERICA-FORUM
This list is the email forum of the Regional Studies Association's Latin America Division and provides a platform to discuss and share latest developments in regional research, policy and practice in Latin America. #Posts are moderated and can be made in English, Spanish or Portuguese. This is a sub-list of REGIONAL-STUDIES-COMMUNITY.
LATINAMERICANGEOGRAPHIESUK
We are an emerging network of scholars based in the UK who work closely with geographical ideas and practices in Latin America, including close relationships with diverse civil society movements and organisations and academic/non academic institutions. We aim to foster and deepen our relationships with geography in Latin America while also reflecting on the politics of doing so. This includes both reflecting on the circulation of Latin American geographical ideas within Anglophone geography (including publications, conferences, grants, etc) as well as thinking through our ethical commitments and responsibilities to the region's politics. We aim to provide a forum for sharing strategies of collaboration, publications and events, as well as other activities and initiatives relating to Latin American geography the UK. Ideas for the network may include, but are not limited to: exchanging and supporting each others’ research; sharing information on events relating to Latin American geography, including visiting speakers; discussing the ethical and political implications of doing research between Anglophone geography and Latin American geographers; considering ideas for deepening relations with geographical institutions or collectives based in Latin American, for example around grant applications; providing a helpful information point for graduate and postgraduate students, particularly with regards to Latin American knowledges that are systemically silenced within Anglophone scholarship; and/or organising a regular newsletter.
LIS-MAPS
Lis-maps is a forum for discussing news, ideas, issues, policies and practices related to map & spatial data librarianship. Topics can be broad ranging including: acquisition; cataloguing; use; information retrieval; management of metadata; relationship to GIS & RS; collaborative work; conservation.
LIVINGMAPS
Livingmaps Network was established to develop a network of researchers, community activists, artists and others with a common interest in the use of mapping for social change, public engagement, critical debate and creative forms of community campaigning
LPEN
This list is used by the London Political Economy Network (LPEN) to make announcements about upcoming events.
MAPPING-CYBERSPACE
Discussion of the techniques for mapping and visualising Internet infrastructure, traffic flows, user demographics, web information structures and online social interaction. Also consideration of the wider issues of usability, asethetics, and meaning of the maps.
MAPPINGWRITING
MappingWriting.com is a freely available website which is exploring geographical representations in cultural texts -- primarily literary, but not exclusively. The list will assist scholars to communicate about conferences, publications and developments in this area.
MARITIMESECURITY
This Network intends to share information about events and recent publications and to facilitate the discussion on maritime security studies and maritime security sector reform.
MARKETIZATION-IN-EUROPE
The list arises from a series of workshops on marketization that is defined as the introduction and intensification of price-based competition. The list aims to bring together researchers from various areas and disciplines and other interested public, who focus on structural and subjective effects of marketization on societies in Europe. It provides a space for sharing information and stimulating the discussions on changing markets and subjectivities within Europe and the ways we approach these issues theoretically, methodologically and in practice.
MED-SETTLEMENT
A discussion list for those involved in, or with a particular interest in, the study of the history, geography and archaeology of medieval rural settlements. Maintained by the Medieval Settlement Research Group.
MIGRANTMOTHERS
The mailing list offers a network to stimulate critical thinking and knowledge exchange on the processes that shape migrant mothers & cultural and caring work in enabling their children to occupy a place as future citizens
MILGEO2005
This list is for anyone with an interest in the historical influence of terrain - geology and geography - on the outcome of military campaigns. Originally set up in association with the Nottingham conference but now of broader scope: any topics and news of military geograph and military geology interest are welcome.
NABO
The NABO (North Atlantic Biocultural Organisation) mailing list is used for discussion and announcements to the multinational and interdisciplinary group of scholars working in the North Atlantic region.
NATURAL-HAZARDS-DISASTERS
This is a multidisciplinary discussion group on natural hazards and disasters, covering socio-economic, psychological, organisational, scientific and technical aspects.
NEIGHBOURHOODEFFECTS
The interaction between where people live and their individual outcomes is complex and mutli-faceted. This list is for researchers and practitioners working on neighbourhood effects related research.
NEW-TOWNS
Britain has a rich tradition in planning new towns. They provide many examples of success in delivery new development at scale and providing employment and amenities for new residents. However, our new towns are no longer new and many face significant challenges going into the future. This forum encourages debate about a wide range of research on new towns. This includes: How new settlements in the future can learn from our new towns programme How to update the physical infrastructure of new towns The social history of new towns Heritage and conservation in a new town context What can we learn and share with international experiences of new towns How to improve the environmental sustainability in new towns Different new town models including those led by local authorities and the private sector
NIGHTSTUDIES
This list will be used to share calls for papers, activities, policy, courses, exchange programmes, job opportunities and openings, studentships, study, emerging work, funding applications, and other related academic material about the night and night studies.
OAC-USERS
This list is for users of the Output Area Classification, produced by the Office for National Statistics as part of the outputs from the 2001 UK Census
OEERS
The Outdoor Environmental Education Research Seminar was held in April 2016 at the Broomlee Outdoor Centre in the Scottish Borders. The seminar brought together PhD students with an interest in outdoor environmental and sustainability education and related topics. This mailing list has been created to continue the discussions started at that event, and also for PhD students and early career academics in these and related fields to share experience, opportunities and ideas.
ONEGEOLOGY-ANNOUNCE
This list is used by the OneGeology project to provide updates on the activities of the OneGeology project, including circulation of newsletters, updates to the portal and catalogue, announcements of workshops, and meetings.
PALASS
Network for palaeoeoenvironmental and archaeological scientists based in Scotland
PARKINGDAY
The list is for those interested in the interdisciplinary cross-sector symposium and workshop 'the role of parking in future cities' that will be held in Cambridge in September 2017.
PARTICIPATION-NETWORK
The Participation Network aims facilitate networking, communication and information sharing about events, resources and initiatives between academics, researchers, practitioners, policymakers and institutions engaged in participatory research, action research, community development and citizen science.
PDW
This list is for people researching paid domestic work and au pairing. The purpose is to share announcements and news.
PLANTATIONS
This working group: “Plantations: Political ecologies of extraction and resistance†aims to: Examine historical and contemporary perspectives on the ‘plantation’ and its processes of subsuming social and ecological relations into capitalist regimes through the appropriation of cheap natures, and the multiple and differentiated effects of these processes. #Examine how plantation logics (of erasure, replacement, simplification, extraction, and exploitation) shape and reshape social and ecological relations beyond the boundaries of #plantations through global markets and technologies, and resistance to these logics. Explore processes of resistance to plantations and examine possibilities for convivial and reparative futures. Draw together researchers, organisations, and frontline communities from across the world into interdisciplinary conversations on plantations in different geographical contexts.
PNUK
Planners Network UK (pnuk) is a collective of practitioners, students, academics and activists developing and supporting critical thinking about the current state of planning in the UK. We want to connect those concerned about the current climate of debate, develop resources to support critical thinking and stimulate debate about alternatives to market-driven planning.
POLGRG
The list for the Political Geography Research Group of the RGS-IBG
POLITICAL-ECONOMY-RN
Official mailinglist of the Critical Political Economy Research Network of the European Sociological Association. http://criticalpoliticaleconomy.net/
POPGRG
This list is used by committee members of the Population Geography Research Group of the RGS-IBG to make announcements.
POST-SOCIALIST-GEOGRAPHIES
To encourage dialogue between thematic and post-soviet geographers by demonstrating and exploring the variety of theoretically informed critical approaches and methodologies being employed in writing the geographies of transformation.
POST-WAGE
This list is used by members of the Post-Wage network to share information about research events, projects and publications related to experiences of work beyond the wage.
POSTSTRUC-RADPOLS
This list once supported the Political Studies Association Specialist Group for Poststructuralism and Radical Politics. That group no longer exists but the mailing list remains active in order to support communication between erstwhile members and to publicise events and keep people informed of publications, etc.
PRE-MODERNTOWNS
The Pre Modern Towns Group is an informal, interdisciplinary association of historians, archaeologists, archivists and others which has been meeting since 1978. We aim to reflect current research on any aspect of the historical study of towns in Britain and Europe from the early medieval period to the eighteenth century. This list is used primarily for conference announcements
PROFESSIONS
This list provides a forum through which researchers interested in the professions and concepts of professionalism can share insights, debate current topics, and announce events and projects of interest to list members.
PROPERTYRIGHTS-PLANNING
This list brings together researchers interested in property rights, planning and the evolution of cities at the boundary of planned and market order.
PROTESTSASEVENTS
This list was inspired by the successful symposium Protests as Events / Events as Protests. The conceptualisation of protests as events and vice versa involves consideration of the temporalities of protests as well as the mobilities that are enacted to bring together an assemblage that may be on the move or fixed at a still point. The symposium involved conversations between activists and non-activists, as well as academics as activists in order to explore the complex construction of protests as events / events as protests. The event was held at Leeds Metropolitan University in June 2013 (http://protestsandevents.wordpress.com) and covered the following topics: -Conceptualisations of protests as events -The academic/activist interface -Timings and rhythms of protests -Discursive constructions of protests -Protest and political tourism -Mobile assemblages and protests -Embodiments of protest events -Sustaining protests in the face of cultural changes -Protests and sports events -Critical hospitality and protests -Governance and the governmentalities of protest events
PSYCHOGEOGRAPHIES
Psychogeography has fractured and re-invented itself many times and continues to do so, spawning many post-psychogeographies. This evolving landscape impinges on research and creativity in the arts, humanities and, increasingly, the sciences. This list is for the discussion and dissemnination of events, discussion and information in these areas.
PV-NET-DISCUSS
This list is for discussions arising from the activities of the ESRC NCRM-funded network for Participatory Video in Research Methods.
PYGYWG
PYGYWG is the discussion list of the Participatory Geographies Working Group of the Royal Geographical Society. Open to anyone interested in participatory approaches to research and development.
QUANT-GEOG
The Quantitative Methods Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society (with the IBG) seeks to promote the use of appropriate quantitative techniques in geographical research and teaching. The membership of the group spans the human/physical divide within the subject; interests include spatial statistics, remote sensing and GIS.
QUATERNARYENTOMOLOGY
This list aims to facilitate communication between researchers working in the field of Quaternary Entomology (archaeoentomology and palaeoentomology). It provides a platform where specialists can share ideas and knowledge by addressing/answering queries related to methodologies, interpretation, identification, presentation and publications in Quaternary Entomology.
RACEINGEOGRAPHY
This mailing list is used by members of the RGS-IBG Working Group on Race, Culture and Equality for discussion, announcements and general updates.
RADIX
Radix - Radical Interpretations of Disasters and Radical Solutions
RDN
The Roma Discussion Network List (also known as the RDNList) is an email-based community. It aims to encourage greater exchange of information, promote discussion and organise events in the UK for young career academics working on issues related to Roma, Gypsies and Traveller minorities. The list provides regular updates on major news, publications and events relating to Roma, Gypsies and Travellers. Posts also include information about relevant funding opportunities, research collaboration, job advertisements and new research projects.
RE-CONNECT
This mailing list is used to provide announcements and updates to persons interested in the RE: Connect project, which explores teaching in UK RE around climate change and the environment.
REGIONAL-SCIENCE-RSAIBIS
The list is administered by the British and Irish Section of the Regional Science Association International. It is used to make announcements on matters related to the Association and its affiliated Sections. It is also aimed at facilitating exchange of information and wider discussion, among members, on empirical, theoretical and applied issues of regional science, spatial economics and economic geography in Britain, Ireland and abroad.
REGULATINGTIME
This is the email list for an AHRC-funded network on law, time and regulation.
RESEARCHING-COVID-19
This Jiscmail list would support the Nuffield funded 'COVID-19 and families on a low-income' project, by providing researchers with the opportunity to connect, particularly in terms of ethical issues and challenges. It would also advertise webinars, new content on our project website, and share resources.
RGS-PERG
This list is the principal hub for the dissemination of e-information to the RGS Planning & Environment Research Group membership
RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE
Geographies of Justice is a Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers, providing a forum for exploring the wide range of issues of relevance to justice within contemporary human geography. Privacy notice for RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE By using the RGSGEOGSOFJUSTICE your personal data (email address, name) may be used by the list owner to manage your membership, support you in using this mailing list, to identify problems or to make the mailing list better. If you post messages to this mailing list, be aware that any personal data you share within your email (email address, name and signature information) may be visible to others. To check who else may view your message and personal data, check the mailing list archive privacy setting, which is displayed at www.jiscmail.ac.uk/GEOGSOFJUSTICE. Your email will continue to be subscribed to the mailing list until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail Helpline to remove your details. Any email messages you post to the mailing list will remain in the mailing list web-accessible archives, until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail helpline to remove these details.
RGSIBG-RESEARCHGROUPS
A discussion and announcement forum for elected Committee members of Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) [RGS-IBG] Research Groups, maintained by the Research and Higher Education Division of the RGS-IBG. Contact rhed@rgs.org for assistance.
RHUL-ICT4D
This list is for members of the Information and Communications Technology for Development Centre at Royal Holloway, University of London.
RIMW-PHD
This list is for PhD researchers based in London and working on forced migration and connected to the Refuge in a Moving World interdisciplinary PhD network. The list provides a space to share information about events, journal announcements and monthly seminars in UCL.
RUNNING-CULTURES
A platform for cross disciplinary discussion on the cultural, social and political agency of running.
RURALCLIMATECHANGE
To discuss and share information around the subject of rural climate change. Linked to the ESRS study group on rural climate change but you do not need to be a member of ESRS to subscribe
SCOTTISH-GEOGRAPHY-NETWORK
The SGN aims to support the geographic community in Scotland. It will: allow existing networks to function more effectively, provide a vehicle to disseminate information on/from key Scottish geographic institutions, be a forum for the exchange of opinion on substantive and pedagogic issues.
SEA-LEVEL
Sea level research is broadly interdisciplinary and understanding the impacts of sea-level change is important to society. This list serves as a forum for discussion and announcements of interest to this community.
SLUMTOURISM
This mailing list keeps its members informed on what is happening in research on slum tourism. We send out regular updates both of academic and more general nature.
SNAS
This super list posts to the following sub lists: SNAS-COMMITTEE The Social Network Analysis in Scotland Group (SNAS) provides a forum to discuss projects, issues and ideas related to Social Network Analysis (SNA). It aims to bring together academic staff, postgraduate students and practitioners engaging with SNA across Scotland and beyond.
SOC-WAR-TERROR-SECURITY
This list is for interdisciplinary academic discussion in the social sciences and humanities on war, terror and security in relation to wider society in the UK, the EU, and on a global scale.
SOCIALCULTURALGEOGRAPHY
A space for the sharing of ideas, resources, and information relating to social and cultural geography
SOCIALISINGNITROGEN
A mailing list for members of, and those interested in, the Socialising Nitrogen network. This research group are interested in work in the arts, humanities and social sciences that engage with nitrogen. Pollution / Environment / Geopolitics / History / Economy / Society
SOCSCIEOLC
Mailing list to share information about doing research and research impact in end of life care from social science perspectives.
SOILCARENETWORK
This is the mailing list for the members of the Soil Care Network, an inter-disciplinary network for soil researchers. Please see soilcarenetwork.com for more details.
SONIC-TEHRAN-NETWORK
This list serve researchers from a range of field interested in urban sound, with a focus on the city of Tehran.
SOWINGTHESEEDS
Sowing the Seeds is a partnership of individuals and organisations devoted to the economic and social history of the Middle Ages. It exists to foster collaboration between scholars and scholarly projects as well as act as a support network, particularly for early career historians. The Sowing the Seeds Network is supported by the Economic History Society, Centre for History and Economics (Cambridge) and CRASSH (Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities , Cambridge). Learn more about the Seeds. All scholars, including students, working on any aspect of medieval economic and social history are welcome to join.
SPACE-PLACE-CRIME
A Working Group of the European Society of Criminology interested in Situational and Spatial Criminology
SPACESYNTAX-TOOLKIT
Mailing list for users and developers of the Space Syntax Toolkit for QGIS, to ask questions, discuss the use and applications, and make suggestions.
SSOSNETWORK
This is a mailing list for researchers with an interest in topics related to Outer Space.
SSQRG
This list exists to help facilitate communication between geographers involved in the Sexualities, Space and Queer Research Group of RGS/IBG
STADTKOLLOQUIUM
This list is used by postgraduate students and early career researchers in the field of interdisciplinary urban research to make announcements and disseminate information on upcoming conferences, seminars, CFPs, and other events, publications, and projects specifically relevant to postgraduate students. The list also provides a forum for discussions related to the study of cities. It is linked to Stadtkolloquium, an annual interdisciplinary postgraduate workshop based at the UCL Urban Laboratory, but open to anyone interested in urban related questions.
STUDIESOFHOME
This list is linked to the Centre for Studies of Home, a joint venture between Queen Mary University of London and The Geffrye Museum, UK. It serves as a forum for advertising and discussing events associated with the Centre and as a place where others can advertise events and share opportunities relevant to the study of home and domestic life.
SUPERDIVERSITY
Superdiversity is a relatively new field of research. The list aims to provide a forum for scholars & practitioners to discuss and disseminate their work in this field.
THORP
An e-forum for onomasts, historians, archaeologists, and historical geographers researching aspects of the origins, spatial organization, economic function, social status and physical setting of settlements containing the place-name element -thorp (and its variants).
TIME-AND-COMMUNITY
A discussion list for researchers interested in exploring the role of time in social life and particularly around issues of belonging, inclusion and exclusion, community identity etc.
TRANSFORMINGCHILDHOODS
Transforming Childhoods is an interdisciplinary research network that aims to explore children's lives in context and build connections between young people and society.
UK-CENSUS-LONGITUDINAL
The list provides information and announcements about support for the ONS Longitudinal Study, the Northern Ireland LS and the Scottish LS. Specifically, the list is about cross-study or pan-UK interests.
UKPN
This list is used by members of the UK Polar Network for collaboration among young UK polar researches and the announcement of research, funding, and conference opportunities
URB-GEOG-FORUM
This list provides for dialogue on various debates and concerns related to the study of cities and urban geography, and a channel for the dissemination of related information on upcoming conferences, seminars, CFPs, and other events. Maintenance of the list is coordinated by the Urban Geography Research Group (UGRG) of the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers), and participation is open to members of the UGRG and anyone else interested in research on cities.
URBAN-CHINA
The aim of this list is to provide a forum on the topics related to URBAN AND REGIONAL STUDIES IN CHINA.
URBAN-FIRE-RISK
This list addresses a significant global risk that is largely neglected in research and policy. Fires cause over 300,000 deaths annually worldwide and leave millions with permanent injuries: 95% of deaths are in low- and middle-income countries. Burn injury risk is strongly associated with low-income and informal settlements, which are growing rapidly in an urbanising world. Urban fires exemplify a global problem that the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) defines as ‘extensive risk’: i.e. the widespread risk to repeated or persistent hazard conditions of low or moderate intensity, often of a highly localized nature, which can lead to debilitating cumulative disaster impacts. Fire policy and mitigation strategies in poorer countries are constrained by lack of data, capacity and resources. This list builds on existing informal collaborations involving UK universities, independent research institutions, international NGOs and fire and rescue services. It is open to anyone working on any aspect of this subject, from any country.
URBAN-PLACE-NAMES
The Urban Place Names list brings together those interested in the critical study of place names and naming practices in urban areas. It is intended to be interdisciplinary in focus and includes perspectives from Cultural Politics, Geography, Linguistics, Sociology and Urban Planning (among others).
VISUAL-METHODS-NEWS
News and announcements associated with the International Visual Methods conferences (see http://www.visualmethods.org)
VISUALSOCIOLOGY
This list serves as a site for discussion and listings for the International Sociological Association Visual Sociology Working Group ISA WG03 (formerly known as the International Sociological Association Visual Sociology Thematic Group TG05).
WALKING-BEYOND-PEDESTRIAN
This list evolved from Beyond The Pedestrian: Walking in Research, Theory, Practice and Performance (University of Liverpool, 26.7.18). It aims to provide an online space for interdisciplinary information sharing, discussion and debate about walking. Our definition of walking is welcoming to all kinds of bodies and includes orthotics, sticks, wheels and other assistive technologies. This conversation is open to students, academics and anyone else interested in exploring the more than pedestrian.
WAN
The Walking Artists Network seeks to connect those who define themselves as walking artists, or who are interested in walking as a mode of art practice through a series of meetings and an online interface. We hope to share examples of our walking practices, and the practices that inspire; to ask how we might define walking art as a medium, and whether attempting a definition is a fruitful method for generating discussion and debate; to explore the multi-disciplinary routes to walking as an art practice. This list is for all who define themselves as walking artists, or who are interested in walking as a mode of art practice.
WASTEPOLLUTIONTOXICS
This is the Waste, Pollution, and Toxicities Working Group: an interdisciplinary and international network which aims to foster critical research into pollution, waste, and toxicities broadly defined.
WATER-FORUM
A general list for discussing, and sharing information on, a broad range of water resources issues in the social and physical sciences, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary and critical perspectives.
WOMEN-FIELDWORK
Working together to identify women's obstacles, challenges and opportunities while doing fieldwork
WORKING-CLASS-STUDIES
This list has been established to support the development of a working class studies in the UK, in parallel with an ESRC-sponsored seminar series.
YGS-MEMBERS
This list is used by the officers and members of the Yorkshire Geological Society (founded in 1837) for communicating and exchanging information about meetings, field excursions, research and publications, and the exchange of information and queries relating the the geology of Yorkshire and the north of England.
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