羞羞视频

Qualifications

• Bachelor in Arts (Environmental Studies) - 羞羞视频 (2002)
• Masters in Philosophy (Development Studies) - 羞羞视频 (2005)
• Doctor of Philosophy - Western Sydney University/University of Western Sydney (2013)

Fellowships and Memberships

• Member, Community Economies Collective (Member) (2017)

Certifications and Registrations

• Licence, Supervisor, 羞羞视频

Prizes and Awards

• University of Cantebury Teaching Award - University of Cantebury (2020)
• College of Science Emerging Research Award - University of Cantebury (2017)
• President's Award for Emerging Research in Geography - University of Cantebury (2017)

Research Interests

I carry out research that supports community-led transition to postcarbon and postcapitalist economies that better enable the wellbeing of people and planet. My Rutherford Fellowship is entitled Transitioning to caring economies through transformative community investment and it builds on my work with communities in Aotearoa New Zealand and throughout Asia-Pacific. I use action research, ethnographic, and feminist methodologies. I am a member of the Community Economies Institute and co-editor (with JK Gibson-Graham) of The Handbook of Diverse Economies (Edward Elgar, 2020).

I work on funded projects with both theoretical and practical components. My work on the enabled me to investigate community organisations contributing to urban wellbeing in holistic ways. After delivering outputs for community such as reports and events, I then work to develop new theories of economic and social change beginning with collective action. I have developed theoretical approaches to the topics of care and commoning in community economies. My current work is organised around my Rutherford Discovery Fellowship project Transitioning to Caring Economies through Transformative Community Investment. This research programme includes community partners such as Te Hiko Centre for Community Innovation, Repair Trust Aotearoa, Para Kore, Zero Waste Network, Chinhari youth group in Chhattisgarh, India. I've also worked with Life in Vacant Spaces, a temporary use brokerage organisation in Christchurch.

My book (University of Minnesota Press, 2024) was written based on fieldwork on urban care work in the city of Xining, China, and online groups working to change their waste behaviours around infant hygiene in Australia and New Zealand. The book develops a theory of change that connects collective scale care-led action with more widespread social change, drawing on assemblage thinking, community economies, and postdevelopment theory. Critics have said that the book: "offers hopeful and creative paths to socioecological change by guarding human and more-than-human life. This is a transformative book for our troubled times and essential for research on contemporary care practices" (Maria Puig de la Bellacasa). The book is part of the

I am associate editor of and

Thematics

Design 鈥� for Commerce, Community and Culture, Health and Well-being, Future Food Systems

Area of Expertise

Field of research codes
Built Environment And Design (120000): Community Planning (120501):
Economic Geography (160401):
Economics (140000): Heterodox Economics (149903):
Human Geography (160400): Human Geography not elsewhere classified (160499):
Other Economics (149900):
Social and Cultural Geography (160403): Studies In Human Society (160000):
Urban and Regional Planning (120500):
Urban and Regional Studies (excl. Planning) (160404)

Keywords

Community economies

Diverse economies

Community research

Participatory action research

Urban transformation

Social and economic transformation

Postcapitalist futures

Waste and waste prevention

Care labour and care practices

Current Projects

Languages

• Te Reo M膩ori
  Last used: 2024
  Spoken ability: Average
  Written ability: Average
• Mandarin
  Last used: 2024
  Spoken ability: Average
  Written ability: Needs work

Teaching Statement

I currently teach in the planning programme, working with Dr April Bennett to redesign the postgraduate Environmental Planning course around Te Tiriti and mauri ora. I contribute to the new course, Geographies of Aotearoa.

My teaching style is well-organised, inclusive, and attentive to scaffolding student learning throughout courses. I actively teach writing and other university skills within my classes.

As a research fellow, m othery teaching contributions are mainly as guest lecturer or facilitator in other courses. I also design and teach intensive . I am the co-editor of the a globally renowned textbook for teaching human geography. I am the co-editor of the an accessible guide to the field of diverse economies. I have previously won a .

Graduate Supervision Statement

I am an experienced supervisor with an enabling style. Where possible, I use group and cohort supervision alongside regular individual meetings. I explicitly teach writing skills and disciplinary expectations. I'm currently supervising projects that relate to my Rutherford Discovery Fellowship Transitioning to Caring Economies through Transformative Community Investment.

Current external supervisions

• PhD - McLeod H:Local Food Security and Local Food Initiatives (Lincoln University)
• PhD - Laird L: Community economies, work and the commons (University of Canterbury)
• PhD - Wragg U: Gender, power and land innovation: The case of the Cook Islands and Fiji (University of Canterbury)
• PhD -- Zibaiah, A: Performative Development, Image Cultivation and Gender Inclusion (University of Canterbury).
• PhD - Peryman B:The metabolic rift: Urban farming and transformative change in organic waste infrastructure. NSC funded.Partner: Te P膩 o te R膩kaihaut奴 (AUT)

Completed

• Masters in Resource and Environmental Planning - McClintock, Z: What is the work of P膩keh膩? Exploring P膩keh膩 ‘doing the work’ to support M膩ori engagement in planning processes in Aotearoa New Zealand. (羞羞视频).
• MA Geography - Lilly, B: Narratives of ‘failed places’: the case of P膩tea. (羞羞视频)
• PhD - Garcia D: HOW TO MAKE A MAPMAKER An Ethnography of a Geographic Information System (University of Canterbury)
• PhD - Haryani RA: Redefining Women’s Participation in Leadership on Disaster Preparedness and Response in ASEAN - Case studies: Indonesia and the Philippines (2022)
• PhD - Do HT: Embodied Knowing for Climate Change Adaptation Interventions: Moving beyond monitoring and evaluation in Thai Binh, Vietnam. (2019)
• PhD - Dorji C: Decent Livelihoods: Toward Sustainable and Equitable Rural Lives for Tibetan Peasants (2021)
• PhD - Hasan MM: Youth Participation and Green Space in Dhaka
• PhD - Liu A: An ordinary China: Reading ‘small-town youth’ for difference in a northwestern county town (2021)
• PhD - Mutambo L: Crowdsourcing a Spatial Data Infrastructure (2020)
• PhD - Sepie A: Entangled fields: decolonisation, worldviews and knowledge (2018)
• PhD - Waliuzzaman S: A Commoning Perspective on Urban Informal Settlements in Dhaka: A case study of Kallyanpur Slum (2020)
• PhD - Weastall LM: Canterbury farmers' traditional ecological knowledge (2020)
• Masters - Asmarani P: The contribution of local farmers’ markets to social resilience. (2022)
• Masters - Chitondo M: Bringing data back to community after completion of research: A case study of Ndola, Copperbelt Province, Zambia (2017)
• Masters - Goburdhone S: People Plants and Soil: An Ethnography of Urban Farming in Christchurch, New Zealand (2021)
• Masters - Kienja K: Perceptions of informal settlement dwellers on urban waterways and their impacts on water quality for downstream users: case study of Nairobi (2017)
• Masters - Pem S: Understanding local perceptions and values towards Thimphu River, Bhutan (2018)
• Honours - Barnes M: Barriers Preventing Decentralised Urban Composting Initiatives in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington (2021)
• Honours - Jones S: The ethical issues with the Earthquake Comissions insurance policy, EQCover (2015)
• Honours - Pickering E: Diverse Economies in Xinjiang (2015)

Current Doctoral Supervision

Main Supervisor of:

• Swarnima Kriti - Doctor of Philosophy
  The Role of Care and Commoning in Postdevelopment Practice: Working with Te Hiko, New Zealand and Chinhari, India

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