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Overview

Lynn A. Staeheli was affiliated with Durham University in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily spanned the field of Social Sciences with notable work in various subfields, including Sociology and Political Science, Speech and Hearing, Demography, and Anthropology.

Their scholarly contributions focused on several core research topics:

  • Digital Storytelling and Education
  • Participatory Visual Research Methods
  • Children's Rights and Participation
  • Migration, Refugees, and Integration
  • Tourism, Volunteerism, and Development
  • Anthropological Studies and Insights

Lynn A. Staeheli published research in multiple academic venues. Key journals where their work appeared include:

  • Children's Geographies
  • Geopolitics
  • Dialogues in Human Geography

Three recent papers highlighted in their body of work are:

  • "Intergenerational place-based digital storytelling: a more-than-visual research method" (2021) in Children's Geographies
  • "Cosmopolitan Geopolitics" (2020) in Geopolitics
  • "Temporalities in motion" (2020) in Dialogues in Human Geography

Their research showed an interdisciplinary approach integrating sociopolitical perspectives with participatory methods in visual and digital storytelling contexts. This approach also encompassed topics related to migration and children's participation within geographic and geopolitical frameworks.

Frequent collaborators included researchers such as David Marshall and Dima Smaira, indicating a collaborative research environment in related fields.

Best Publications

  • Home and Migration: Mobilities, Belongings and Identities

    David Ralph;Lynn A. Staeheli

  • The People's Property?: Power, Politics, and the Public.

    Lynn Staeheli;Donald Mitchell

  • Introduction: intimacy‐geopolitics and violence

    Rachel Pain;Lynn Staeheli

  • Dreaming the ordinary Daily life and the complex geographies of citizenship

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Patricia Ehrkamp;Helga Leitner;Caroline R. Nagel

  • Political geography: Where’s citizenship?:

    Lynn A. Staeheli

  • Citizenship and the problem of community

    Lynn A. Staeheli

  • Conflicting rights to the city in New York's community gardens

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Don Mitchell;Kristina Gibson

  • A Discussion of “Women in the Field”: The Politics of Feminist Fieldwork

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Victoria A. Lawson

  • Mapping Women, Making Politics : Feminist Perspectives on Political Geography

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Eleonore Kofman;Linda Peake

  • USA's Destiny? Regulating Space and Creating Community in American Shopping Malls

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Don Mitchell

  • Citizenship, Community, and Struggles for Public Space

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Albert Thompson

  • Empowering political struggle: spaces and scales of resistance

    Lynn A. Staeheli

  • Topographies of Home and Citizenship: Arab-American Activists in the United States

    Lynn A Staeheli;Caroline R Nagel

  • Locating the public in research and practice

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Don Mitchell

  • The Complex Politics of Relevance in Geography

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Don Mitchell

  • Feminism, Praxis, and Human Geography

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Victoria A. Lawson

  • Citizenship, Identity, and Transnational Migration: Arab Immigrants to the US

    Caroline R. Nagel;Lynn A. Staeheli

  • Integration and the negotiation of ‘here’ and ‘there’: the case of British Arab activists

    Caroline R. Nagel;Lynn A. Staeheli

  • Permitting Protest: Parsing the Fine Geography of Dissent in America

    Don Mitchell;Lynn A. Staeheli

  • American citizenship: The quest for inclusion

    Lynn A. Staeheli;Meghan S. Cope

  • Whose Public Space? International Case Studies in Urban Design and Development

    Lynn A. Staeheli

Frequent Co-Authors

Don Mitchell
Don Mitchell Uppsala University
Rachel Pain
Rachel Pain Newcastle University
Barrett A. Lee
Barrett A. Lee Pennsylvania State University
Helga Leitner
Helga Leitner University of California, Los Angeles
Nicholas J Gill
Nicholas J Gill University of Exeter

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