Über die Vortragende
Sophie Hadfield-Hill is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Birmingham.Principally a Children’s Geographer, Sophie’s expertise is children and young people’s everyday experiences of urban change in diverse contexts.Her research portfolio spans young people’s lives in the UK, India and Brazil; she has been Principal and Co-Investigator on numerous research projects related to urban transformation.Sophie is currently Chair of the RGS-IBG Geographies of Children, Youth and Families research group.
TU Berlin | BH-N 230,
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1
Berlin,
10587
Deutschland
This workshop, organized by the project B02 "Control/Space" at the Collaborative Research Center 1265 at TU Berlin, explores different spatial changes and dynamics of the Internet infrastructure using the notion of refiguration, which presents a concept of tensions between four key spatial figures and spatial logics: the place, the territory, the network, and the route. […]
Part of the Cooperation Workshop between CRC 1265 & University of Bayreuth Dr. Thomas Dörfler, social geographer at the University of Jena, is engaged in interdisciplinary research on social space, urban-rural differences and methodologies. Projects on atmospheres, (rural) gentrification and socio-spatial milieus; interim professor at Heidelberg University (2021–22) and RUB Bochum (2014–16). Prof. Dr. Eberhard […]
