Nancy Worth

Associate Professor, Geography and Environmental Management
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Areas of Interest:

Economic Geography; Social Geography; Feminist Geography; Social Justice; Identities and Belonging, housing vulnerability, housing coping strategies (co-residence, co-ops, flat sharing, AirBnB and the gig economy), generations and the lifecourse, care and unpaid work, GenY, home and well-being, geographies of intimate life, lived experiences of austerity, feminist theory (including relational autonomy, theorizations of interdependence, futurities), identities and the economic (gender, class, race, sexuality, disability, etc) and the geographies of children and youth.