...Another significant aspect of craft’s role in local development is its ability to foster a sense of place to residents. Craft-making practices, particularly those tied to regional heritage, offer a medium through which communities can celebrate and preserve their local identity. In historic towns...

... forward the phenomenology of place as a means to be reflexive about contexts and resist the epistemic coloniality in organization and entrepreneurship studies. Drawing on our work with home-based women entrepreneurs in rural Central Java, Indonesia, we illustrate how we can examine “home as a place...

... enterprise place temporary art spaces Introduction Thirty-two percent of the workforce of creative industries is self-employed (DCMS, 2021), thus acting on their own account and risk as entrepreneurs ( Gorgievski & Stephan, 2016 ). Self-employed artists are finding it increasingly difficult to access...

... international education brand requires a suspended elevation, untethered to the fact that Thailand is a place rich with history and culture, which might add value to the educational experience. To this end, we will establish in the next section a framework that captures the epistemology of emplacement...

... that the concept of genius loci (or spirit of place) is the most logical theoretical framework to accommodate these shifting understandings of authenticity and heritage. Moreover, by moving beyond anthropomorphised and material-centred themes and focussing instead on participation, locus...

..., Rendell, Tschumi, etc. to develop ideas concerning the ways in which the use and understanding of textiles may move our perceptions of the boundaries of space, and the location of place. I argue that cloth may contain the identity of place, and that lace and lace net-works provide a starting point...

... these activities within a specific place, and its constituting features thereafter, that imparts influence over our ability to access the intuitively adopted and entrepreneurship-promoting cultural schemas ( Oyserman, 2017 ). Contextually embedded experiences, signs, symbols and various other cultural artifacts...

...Abstract This chapter takes an unusual view of leadership development through the study of philosophies of phenomenology and the works of Martin Heidegger. By focussing on the three elements of space, place and time, Arthur explores their roles in providing a structure or scaffolding...

... traditions by (a) exhuming lost knowledge and practices, (b) validating them as an authentic and appreciable tradition of a given community and territory, and (c) elevating their meaningfulness as core to place identity. Our study contributes to the literature on cultural entrepreneurship and traditions...

... as a transitory phenomenon associated with social interactions that occur in different types of physical spaces, or places. Cresswell (2004) theorizes about place as including three main elements: location (where people go/convene); locale (the concrete space and tangible items...

... the scepticism fostered by the neighbourhood's circumstances. Often, the most therapeutic and explorative work with young people took place halfway through the two-week exchanges, the furthest point in time away from neighbourhood life, where defences were relaxed, and possibilities for transformation were...

...Abstract The phrase ‘out-of-school’ inherently refers to the whereabouts of learning. This chapter thus discusses the role of place in learning itself and in its research. The idea of place does not envelop only physical locations, but rather how these integrate with social dynamics, personal...

... time place global mobility Introduction The number of cosmopolitans (i.e. individuals who identify as citizens of the world) has been increasing over the years ( Watson, 2018 ). In the World Values Survey involving respondents from 57 countries, more than a third identified themselves...

... and resisting such norms, this tribe demonstrates how it maintains a core drive of liberated sexuality outside of mainstreamed sexual governance. Premised on spatial theory, in which space, place, and spatial practices are deconstructed with regard to the creation and preservation of male-on-male fetish...

..., therefore, suggest educational inequalities not only based on place but also race in the rural America. Fig. 1. A Comparison of the Educational Attainment of all Rural People Compared to White Rural People and African American Rural People, 2015. Source: Adapted from United States Department...

...Abstract The purpose of our chapter is to contribute to the current literature on sport and the environment by introducing an ethic of sustainability embedded in the historical and ongoing place-based physical cultures of Fisher River Cree Nation (Ochékwi Sipi). Using an Indigenous...

..., the limitations of gender roles and a lack of support from adults. On the other hand, youth are responding to and shaping their environment by seeking belonging in the city. They question the inequalities and homogenising forces, seek meaning in places and community and value relationships and diversity. We...

...Abstract Microfoundations of institutions are central to constructing place – the interplay of location, meaning, and material form. Since only a few institutional studies bring materiality to the fore to examine the processes of place-making, how material forms interact with people...

...Abstract As a method in sociology, urban ethnography is rather straightforward: it conducts participant observation in cities. In essence, urban ethnographers study place, and yet how place is portrayed is too often absent from ethnographic descriptions. Indeed, place is always present...

... amplified by coming from a lower social class background. An additional challenge for young people is associated with place, with youth who live in more remote and less urban areas at a higher risk of being socially excluded (Alston & Kent, 2009; Shucksmith, 2004) and/or to face complex and multiple...