NEW JUA #ARTICLE: Rethinking community through Wittgensteinian family resemblance: Socio-technical innovations in the self-organizing governance of bike-sharing in Hong Kong www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... @bhanlonurban.bsky.social

New in Area: '"I'm tight on time, so let's make it a fast interview on the go": Rapid serial interview for quick ethnographies with busy people' by @tommyhychan.bsky.social et al. doi.org/10.1111/area...

📄 "Social representation, self-identity and anticipated guilt in universal access: A constructivist approach to (non-)visible disabilities" ✍️ Chan et al. 🧠 Social representation, identity, impairment, and guilt shape walking route choices in HK. 📖 buff.ly/o8YK9yn

📝 Enjoyed Tommy Chan's article "Social representation, self-identity and anticipated guilt in universal access: A constructivist approach to (non-)visible disabilities"? More on non-visible #disabilities and walking routes in his blog post:

On Walk to Work Day, @valenmontoya.bsky.social highlights an example of commuting that isn't so straightforward. #walktoworkday @oxfordgeography.bsky.social www.tsu.ox.ac.uk/news/good-on...

Sibel Erduran, Professor of Science Education and Director of Research at the @oxforddeptofed.bsky.social, is among the outstanding social scientists elected to the fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences today. Congratulations, Prof Erduran 👏