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Despite its high profile Transition culture is only beginning to receive academic attention. This paper contributes to this by locating Transition culture within a rural studies frame, highlighting the significance of rurality to Transition culture and reflecting on the nature of its politics. Drawing on interviews with Transition activists the paper explores these questions by focussing on Transition...
Using qualitative data from a research project investigating contemporary rural identities in England this paper examines the apparently contradictory discursive claims that are made on rural spaces. It looks in particular at the ways in which these are narrated – through the notions of rural space as a site of safety, orderliness and community on the one hand and as a site of freedom, anti-order...
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