Professor Mike Crang

Dodgy goods and shady deals: how the global economy enables them

• Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
• November 2016

Negotiating the urban smart grid: Socio-technical experimentation in the city of Austin

• Urban Studies
• July 2016

Globalizing ethical consumption

• Geoforum
• December 2015

Travelling ethics: Valuing harmony, habitat and heritage while consuming people and places

• Geoforum
• December 2015

From waste to resource

• Annual Review of Environment and Resources
• November 2015

Interrogating the circular economy: the moral economy of resource recovery in the EU

• Economy and Society
• April 2015

Limited by imagination alone: research methods in cultural geographies

• Cultural Geographies
• March 2015

The promises and perils of a digital geohumanities

• Cultural Geographies
• February 2015

Understanding the cultures of tourists and the effect on the cultures of places

• April 2014

Moving up the waste hierarchy: Car boot sales, reuse exchange and the challenges of con...

• Resources Conservation and Recycling
• August 2013

Transient dwelling: trains as places of identification for the floating population of C...

• Social & Cultural Geography
• December 2012

Envisioning Media Power: A critiqueChristophersBrettEnvisioning Media Power: On Capital...

• Dialogues in Human Geography
• July 2012

Rethinking governance and value in commodity chains through global recycling networks

• Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
• April 2012

Temporal Ecologies: Multiple Times, Multiple Spaces, and Complicating Space Times

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• January 2012

Territorial Agglomeration and Industrial Symbiosis: Sitakunda-Bhatiary, Bangladesh, as ...

• Economic Geography
• November 2011

Souvenir salvage and the death of great naval ships

• Journal of Material Culture
• September 2011

Virtual Life

• April 2011

Affect, Race, and Identities

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• October 2010

Nation, Race, and Affect: Senses and Sensibilities at National Heritage Sites

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• October 2010

Materiality and Waste: Inorganic Vitality in a Networked World

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• May 2010

The Death of Great Ships: Photography, Politics, and Waste in the Global Imaginary

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• May 2010

How do James Joyce's and Jane Austen's books make use of space?

• Anglia - Zeitschrift für englische Philologie
• January 2008

SENTIENT CITIES Ambient intelligence and the politics of urban space

• Information Communication & Society
• December 2007

Flexible and Fixed Times Working in the Academy

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• March 2007

Qualitative methods: there is nothing outside the text?

• Progress in Human Geography
• April 2005

Tourism: Between Place and Performance

• Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews
• November 2003

Malestream Geography: Gender Patterns among UK Geography Faculty

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• October 2003

Qualitative methods: touchy, feely, look-see?

• Progress in Human Geography
• August 2003

The Hair in the Gate: Visuality and Geographical Knowledge

• Antipode
• March 2003

Singapore as an Informational Hub in a Space of Global Flows

• disP - The Planning Review
• January 2003

Social theory and the spatial turn

• September 2002

Between Places: Producing Hubs, Flows, and Networks

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• April 2002

The trouble with tourism and travel theory?

• Tourist Studies
• June 2001

Urban morphology and the shaping of the transmissable city

• City
• November 2000

The Distribution of Postgraduates in UK Geography Departments

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• April 2000

Public Space, Urban Space and Electronic Space: Would the Real City Please Stand Up?

• Urban Studies
• February 2000

Virtual Geographies

• January 1999

Places of Practice, and the Practice of Science

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• November 1998

Picturing practices: research through the tourist gaze

• Progress in Human Geography
• June 1997

Watching the City: Video, Surveillance, and Resistance

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• December 1996

Envisioning Urban Histories: Bristol as Palimpsest, Postcards, and Snapshots

• Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
• March 1996

Magic kingdom or a quixotic quest for authenticity?

• Annals of Tourism Research
• January 1996

Spacing Times, Telling Times and Narrating the Past

• Time & Society
• February 1994

Cultural Geographies of Tourism

Telling Materials

Waste, Resource Recovery and Labour

De Certeau, Michel

Spaces of Flows

Museums

Visual Methods and Methodologies

Introduction

Time: Space

Time

Zeit: Raum

Introduction: Engaging Qualitative Geography