Theme Leader
Professor Matthew Jarvis
maj52@aber.ac.uk
This research theme explores the ways in which Wales is positioned: in time, in space, in representation and in the global context. It draws together academics working in Arts and Humanities, as well as Social Sciences, and aims to promote innovative, interdisciplinary research. As such, the theme spans a range of different approaches, from archival study to creative expression and encompasses the study of material conditions, practices and theory.
Related Projects
GLOBAL-RURAL – Change and Development in the Global Countryside (2014-2019, European Research Council)
IMAJINE – Integrative Mechanisms for Addressing Territorial Inequalities and Spatial Justice in Europe (2017-2022, EU Horizon 2020) [Hyperlink to be added when available]
Migrants, Minorities and Engagement in Local Civil Society – WISERD/Civil Society Work Package 1.3 (2016-2018, ESRC)
Redefining Local Civil Society in an Age of Global Connectivity – WISERD/Civil Society Work Package 1.2 (2016-2018, ESRC)
Media
August 2015
Patagonia 150- Lucy Taylor at the Eisteddfod Genedlaethol 2015
Lecture by Lucy Taylor on Welsh colonists in Patagonia delivered at the National Eisteddfod, 2015 (In Welsh).
December 2015
Dynamics of Colonialism in Welsh Patagonia
Lucy Taylor discusses her research on relations between Welsh colonists in Patagonia and indigenous communities (In English).
December 2013
The GLOBAL-RURAL Project
Michael Woods introduces his research on globalization and rural localities.