(Re)mapping (in)securities. Post-Brexit minority ethnic anxieties in Leeds: a topographical approach.

证券（重新）映射。

• 批准号: 2110875
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Leeds
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2018 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2110875
• 关键词: Re; mapping; securities.; Post; Brexit

In the aftermath of the Brexit leave, anxiety about the future of UK society is high, with a majority of people (68%) recently agreeing with the statement, 'There is increasing tension between different groups living in Britain' (Hope Not Hate, 2017: 14). This anxiety is doubtless related to the reported 29% increase in national hate crime between March 2016 and March 2017. Against this backdrop, this studentship addresses a timely need for systematic research to investigate the socio-spatial dynamics of urban public space that contribute to, and counter, tension and hostility. Significantly, it focuses on a core problem faced by cities: how public spaces can contribute to and foster alternatives to intensified discord among individuals and communities.This studentship will employ a mixed-methods participatory approach to investigate insecurities and counter-responses in urban public spaces in post-Brexit England. Specifically, it will use innovative mapping technologies to develop a topography and countertopography of the socio-spatial dynamics and correlates of xeno-racism in contemporary public spaces. Topography is a technology used in planning and military strategy, and as research methodology (predominantly in geography) that develops a detailed account of a place. Feminist scholar, Cindi Katz (2001) describes countertopography as a critical response to some of the problematic ways topography has been deployed. Countertopography redeploys topography's tools to re-envision space and foster responses to disharmony and inhospitality. How can (re)mapping space contribute to (re)forming positive social relations that acknowledge, but do not reject, 'difference'?Objectives: 1) To map (via a topography) the socio-spatial dynamics linked to post-Brexit xeno-racism in urban public space(s). How does space feature in everyday experiences of incivility, aggression and hostility?2) To identify and produce a counter-topography of socio-spatial features that contest xeno-racism in urban public spaces. How can a counter-topography encourage alternative forms of encounter with (and within) shared public space?3) To critically develop and extend the interdisciplinary conceptualisation of the relationship between space and (in)security. How is space entangled with Brexit's immediate and emerging aftermaths? And how might space and its (re)mapping be part of a response to the anxiety and discord that has been a prominent part of these after-effects?

在脱欧休假之后，对英国社会未来的焦虑情绪高涨，大多数人（68%）最近同意这样的说法，“生活在英国的不同群体之间的紧张关系越来越大”（希望不是仇恨，2017：14）。这种焦虑无疑与2016年3月至2017年3月期间全国仇恨犯罪增加29%有关。在这种背景下，这个学生奖学金解决了系统研究的及时需要，以调查城市公共空间的社会空间动态，有助于，并反击，紧张和敌意。值得注意的是，它关注的是城市面临的一个核心问题：公共空间如何促进和促进个人和社区之间的不和谐加剧的替代方案。这个学生项目将采用混合方法参与的方法来调查英国脱欧后英国城市公共空间的不安全感和反反应。具体而言，它将利用创新的绘图技术，绘制当代公共空间中的社会空间动态和异种种族主义相关因素的地形图和反地形图。地形学是一种用于规划和军事战略的技术，也是一种研究方法（主要用于地理学），用于详细描述一个地方。女权主义学者Cindi Katz（2001）将反地形学描述为对地形学部署的一些问题方式的批判性回应。反地形学重新部署地形学的工具，重新设想空间，并促进对不和谐和冷漠的反应。如何（重新）映射空间有助于（重新）形成积极的社会关系，承认，但不拒绝，“差异”？目标：1）绘制（通过地形图）与英国脱欧后城市公共空间中的种族歧视相关的社会空间动态。在日常的无礼、攻击和敌意体验中，空间是如何起作用的？2)确定并制作一个社会空间特征的反地形图，以对抗城市公共空间中的种族歧视。一个反地形如何能鼓励与（和在）共享公共空间相遇的替代形式？3)批判性地发展和扩展空间与安全之间关系的跨学科概念化。太空是如何与英国退欧的直接和新兴后果纠缠在一起的？空间和它的（重新）映射如何成为对焦虑和不和谐的反应的一部分，而焦虑和不和谐是这些后果的一个突出部分？