Researching Social Relations in Urban Environments

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Methods workshop: Researching Social Relations in Urban Environments
Date: 8 May 2008, 3-5pm
Location: University of Manchester

This is the last in our programme of methods workshops, which explore how different methodologies
affect research design, process and outputs. This time, our three speakers will each give a brief
introduction to the approach they have taken to researching social relations in urban environments.
This will be followed by discussion from all participants. Speakers are:

Mags Adams (University of Salford) 'Sensory Urbanism: sensewalking as a methodological device'
Roger Burrows (University of York) 'Life in Coded Spaces?'
Andrew Clark (Real Life Methods, University of Leeds) 'Understanding community through mobile
interviews and participatory mapping'

There is no charge for the workshop. Participants must register in advance. See our website for
full details:
http://www.reallifemethods.ac.uk/events/workshops/urban/

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