Publications: Author A - K

Abbott, J. et al. 1998: Participatory GIS: opportunity or oxymoron? PLA Notes 33, 27-34.

Bailey, C., Convery, I., Mort, M. and Baxter, J. 2004: Different public health geographies of the 2001 foot and mouth disease epidemic: 'citizen' versus 'professional' epidemiology. Unpublished paper available from authors.

Breitbart, M. 2003: Participatory research. In Clifford, N. and Valentine, G., editors, Key Methods in Geography London: Sage.

Cahill, C. (forthcoming a) Representing risk: Young women and urban economic restructuring. Women Studies Quarterly (special issue edited by Geralidine Pratt & Victoria Rosner).

Cahill, C. (forthcoming b). The personal is political: Developing new subjectivities in a participatory action research process. Gender, Place, and Culture.

Cahill, C. & Hart, R. (eds.) (forthcoming/2006) Pushing the Boundaries: Critical Perspectives on Child and Youth Participation Children, Youth & Environments.

Cahill, C. forthcoming 2004: Defying gravity? Raising consciousness through collective research. Children's Geographies.

Cahill, C., Arenas, E., Contreras, J., Jiang, N., Rios-Moore, I. and Threatts, T. forthcoming 2004: Speaking back: voices of young urban womyn of color. In Harris, A., editor, All About the Girl: Power, Culture and Identity New York: Routledge.

Cameron, J. and Gibson, K. 2004: Participatory action research in a poststructuralist vein. Geoforum

Chambers, R. 1997: Whose Reality Counts; Putting the Last First. London: Intermediate Technology Publications.

Chouinard, V. 2000: Getting ethical: for inclusive and engaged geographies of disability. Ethics, Place and Environment 3, 70-80.

Cieri, M. 2003a: Between being and looking: queer tourism promotion and lesbian social space in Greater Philadelphia. ACME 2, 2, 147-66.

Cieri, M. 2003b: Drawing on perception: re-territorializing space and place from African-American perspectives. Paper presented at the AAG, New Orleans.

Cieri, M. 2004: Irresolvable geographies. Unpublished paper available from author.

Cooke, B. and Kothari, U., editors., 2001: Participation: the new tyranny? London: Zed Books.

Cope, M. and Halfhill, J. 2003: Progress Report: Buffalo Kids' Space Project. State University of New York at Buffalo. Available from author.

Cravey, A. J., Arcury, T. A. and Quandt, S. A. 2000: Mapping as a means of farmworker education and empowerment. Journal of Geography 99, 229-37.

Dolan, C., Opondo, M. and Smith, S. 2003: Gender rights and participation in the Kenya cut flower industry. Natural Resources Institute Report no. 2768. SSR Project no. R8077 2002-4, Natural Resources Institute, Kent, UK.

Elwood, S. 2004: GIS, spatial stories, and negotiating multiple visions of neighbourhood revitalization. Paper presented to the AAG, Philadelphia.

Fuller, D., Mellor, M., Affleck, A. and Dodds, L. 2003: Advancing Financial Inclusion in Newcastle upon Tyne. Newcastle upon Tyne: University of Northumbria.

Fuller, D., O'Brien, K. and Hope, R. 2003: Exploring Solutions to 'Graffiti' in Newcastle upon Tyne. Newcastle upon Tyne: University of Northumbria.

Fuller, D. and Kitchin, R. 2004: Radical theory/critical praxis: academic geography beyond the academy? In Fuller, D. and Kitchin, R., editors: Radical theory, critical praxis: making a difference beyond the academy? ACME e-book series, 1-20.

Gaskell, C. 2002: Active Youth Citizenship: a Response to Street Crime and Violence. Queen Mary University of London. Available from author.

Guijt, I. and Shah, M., editors, 1998: The myth of community: gender issues in participatory development London: Intermediate Technology Publications.

Hartfield, M. and Kindon, S. 2003: Participatory heritage assessment: an example from Wellington, Aotearoa/ New Zealand. PLA Notes 46, 67-72.

Henkel and Stirrat 2001: in Cooke, B. and Kothari, U. editors., 2001: Participation: the new tyranny? Zed Books, London

Herlihy, P. and Knapp, G. 2003: Maps of, by, and for the people of Latin America. Human Organization 62, 4, 303-14.

Herman, T. and Mattingly, D. J. 1999: Community, justice, and the ethics of research: negotiating reciprocal research relations. In Proctor, J. D. and Smith, D. M., editors, Geography and Ethics: Journeys in a Moral Terrain London: Routledge, 209-22.

Juckes Maxey, L. 2004: The participation of younger people within intentional communities: evidence from two case studies. Children's Geographies 2, 1, 29-48.

Kesby, M. 2000: Participatory diagramming: deploying qualitative methods through an action research epistemology. Area 32, 4, 423-35.

Kesby, M. 2003: Participatory diagramming and the ethical and practical challenges of helping Africans themselves to 'map the issues' around HIV. In Kalipeni, E., Craddock, S., Oppong, J., Ghosh, J., editors, HIV and AIDS in Africa: Beyond Epidemiology. Oxford: Blackwell.

Kesby, M. 2004: Re-theorising empowerment-through-participation as a performance in space: beyond tyranny to transformation. Available from author.

Kesby, M., Kindon, S. and Pain, R. 2004: Participatory research. In Flowerdew, R. and Martin, M., editors, Methods in Human Geography London: Pearson.

Kindon, S. L. 1995: Dynamics of difference: exploring empowerment methodologies with women and men in Bali. New Zealand Geographer 51, 11, 10-12.

Kindon, S. 1998: Of mothers and men: questioning gender and community myths in Bali. In Guijt, I. and Shar, M. K., editors, The Myth of Community: Gender Issues in Participatory Development. London: Intermediate Technology Publications, 152-168.

Kindon, S. 2003: Participatory video in geographic research: a feminist practice of looking? Area 35, 2.

Kindon, S. and Latham, A. 2002: From mitigation to negotiation: ethics and the geographical imagination in Aotearoa/New Zealand. New Zealand Geographer 58, 1, 14-22.

Kindon, S. forthcoming: Participatory action research. In Hay, I. (ed) Qualitative Methods in Human Geography, Second Edition, Oxford University Press, Melbourne.

Kitchin, R. 1999: Morals and ethics in geographical studies of disability. In Proctor, J. D. and Smith, D. M., editors, Geography and Ethics: Journeys in a Moral Terrain London: Routledge, 223-36

Kitchin, R. 2001: Using participatory action research approaches in geographical
studies of disability: some reflections. Disability Studies Quarterly 21, 4, 61-69.

Kitchin, R. M. and Hubbard, P. J. 1999: Editorial: research, action and 'critical' geographies. Area 31, 3, 195-8.

Kobayashi, A. 2003: GPC ten years on: is self-reflexivity enough? Gender Place and Culture 10, 4, 345-49.

Kwan, M. P. 2002: Is GIS for women? Reflections on the critical discourse in the 1990s. Gender Place and Culture 9, 3, 271-9.

Leavitt, J., Lingafelter, T. and Morello, C. 1998: Through their eyes: young girls look at their Los Angeles neighbourhood. In Ainley, R., editor, New Frontiers of Space, Bodies and Gender. London: Routledge, 76-87.

Lennie, J. 1999: Deconstructing gendered power relations in participatory planning: towards an empowering feminist framework of participation and action. Womens Studies International Forum 22, 1, 97-112.

Leyshon, M. 2002: On being 'in the field': practice, progress and problems in research with young people in rural areas. Journal of Rural Studies 18, 179-91.

Maguire, P. 1987: Doing participatory research: a feminist approach. Amherst, Massachusetts: Centre for International Education, University of Massachusetts.

Mattingly, D. 2001: Place, teenagers and representations: lessons from a community theatre project. Social and Cultural Geography 2, 4, 445-59.

McIntyre, A. 2000: Inner-City Kids: Adolescents Confront Life and Violence in an Urban Community. New York: New York University Press.

McIntyre, A. 2003: Through the eyes of women: photovoice and participatory research as tools for reimagining place. Gender Place and Culture 10, 1, 47-66.

Mohan, G. 1999: Not so distant, not so strange: the personal and the political in participatory research. Ethics Place and Environment 2, 1, 41-54.

Momsen, J. H. 2003: Participatory development and indigenous communities in the Mexican Caribbean, in Pugh, J. and Potter, R. B., editors, Participatory Planning in the Caribbean: Lessons from Practice. Aldershot: Ashgate, 155-72.

Monk, J., Manning, P. and Denman, C. 2003: Working together: feminist perspectives on collaborative research and action. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Human Geographies 2, 1, 91-106.

Moser, C. and McIlwaine, C. 1999: Participatory urban appraisal and its application for research on violence. Environment and Urbanization 11, 2, 203-26.

Moser, C. and McIlwaine, C. 2000: Urban Poor Perceptions of Violence and Exclusion in Colombia. Washington DC: World Bank.

Moser, C. and McIlwaine, C. 2001: Violence and social capital in urban poor communities: perspectives from Colombia and Guatemala. Journal of International Development 13, 965-84.

Nairn, K., Panelli, R. and McCormack, J. 2003: Destablizing dualisms: young people's experiences of rural and urban environments. Childhood 10, 1, 9-42.

Nairn, K. and Smith, A. 2003: Young people as researchers in schools: the possibilities of peer research. Paper presented at American Educational Research Association Conference, Chicago, 21-25 April 2003.

Offen, K. 2003: Narrating place and identity, or mapping Miskitu land claims in Northeastern Nicaragua. Human Organization 62, 4, 382-92.

Opondo, M. 2003: The gender implications of tobacco contract farming in Kenya. Report to the Rockefeller Foundation, Nairobi, Kenya.

Pain, R. 2003a: Social geography: on action-orientated research. Progress in Human Geography 27, 5, 677-85.

Pain, R. (2004) Social geography: participatory research. Progress in Human
Geography 28, 5, 1-12

Pain, R. 2003b: Youth, age and the representation of fear. Capital and Class 60, 151-71.

Pain, R. and Bailey, C. (2004) Country review: British social and cultural geography. Social and Cultural Geography

Pain, R. and Francis, P. 2003: Reflections on participatory research. Area 35, 1, 46-54.

Pain, R. and Francis, P. 2004: Living with crime: spaces of risk for homeless young people. Children's Geographies 2, 1, 95-110.