Dr. Simone Abram

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  Joining the Pop-Up Landscapes team will be anthropologists, Dr. Simone Abram (Leeds Metropolitan University, UK), Gonçalo Velho (Instituto Politécnico de Tomar, Portugal) and architect Peter Tattersall (Helsinki, Finland) as well as members and residents of the Pervasive Media Lab, artist Duncan Speakman and researcher Dr. Constance Fleuriot.
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  13.30-14.30: Dr. Simone Abram: Lecture 1: Discussion on Landscape
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  Dr. Simone Abram (UK): Dr Simone Abram is Reader at the Centre for Tourism and Cultural Change. She is Secretary of the Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth and a Member of Council of the Royal Anthropological Institute. Her research interests encompass the anthropology of planning, tourism and sociology of science. She has done extensive ethnographic fieldwork in France (1991-2), England (1997) and Norway (2000), and has been a visiting fellow at the universities of Oslo and Gothenburg, and at the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (Paris).

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  Simone Abram (Reader)
  
  Dr Simone Abram is Reader at the Centre for Tourism and Cultural Change.She is Secretary of the Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth and a Member of Council of the Royal Anthropological Institute.Her research interests encompass the anthropology of planning, tourism and sociology of science.She has done extensive ethnographic fieldwork in France (1991-2), England (1997) and Norway (2000), and has been a visiting fellow at the universities of Oslo and Gothenburg, and at the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (Paris). Selected outputs:Abram, S. & Waldren, J. (Eds).1998.Anthropological perspectives on local development : knowledge and sentiments in conflict (European Association of Social Anthropologists (Series).London: Routledge. Abram, S., J. Waldren & D.V.L. Macleod (Eds).1997.Tourists and tourism : identifying with people and places.Oxford: Berg.Murdoch, J. & S. Abram.2002.Rationalities of planning : development versus environment in planning for housing.Aldershot: Ashgate.Abram, S 2005. ,Science/Technology as Politics by other means'.Focaal, International journal of Ethnography 46: 3-20.Abram, S. 2004.Personality and professionalism in a Norwegian district council.Planning Theory 3, 21-40.Abram, S (2007) ,Bricks coming out of the ground: Reconstructing Norfolk Park'.In S. Macdonald (Ed.) Materializing Sheffield: Place, Culture, Identity.Sheffield: Humanities Research Institute Online.Abram, S. 2007, ,Participatory depoliticisation: the bleeding heart of neo-liberalism'.
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  Abram, S. 2007 ,Public participation and the problem of exclusion'.In C. Garston and M Lindh de Montoya (Eds).Transparency in a New Global Order.
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  Abram, S. 2007 ,Disciplining local government' in S Ardener and F Moore (Eds) Professional Identities: Policy and Practice in Business and Bureaucracy.Oxford: Berghahn Abram, S. 2004.The Smell of Money: minor risks and olfactory sensibitlities , the anatomy of a protest.In Facility Siting: Risk, Power and Identity in Land-use Planning (eds) Å. Boholm & R. Löftstedt.London: Earthscan.Pp 72-88.Abram, S. 2003.Anthropologies in policies, anthropologies in places.In Globalisation: Studies in Anthropology (ed.) T. Hylland Eriksen: Pluto Press.Pp 138-157. Abram, S. 2003.Gazing on Rurality.In Country Visions (ed.) P. Cloke: Pearson.Pp 32-48. 2006 Living through Regeneration. Abram, S. (2007) ,Living Through Regeneration - Capturing Multiple Stakeholder Perceptions to Enrich the Qualitative Research Methods Curriculum' CEBE Transactions The online journal of the Centre for Education in the Built Environment 4(2): 67-84.

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  Dr Simone Abram, Dept of Town and Regional Planning, University of Sheffield, S10 2TN

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  Simone Abram, Leeds Metropolitan University
  
  Qualitative research methods only really make sense when faced with a real project, but how do you run a 'live' project every year for a class of 60 students?This workshop illustrates how video, audio and online resources can be used to not only address complex questions in research methodologies, but also bring students into contact with emotional questions of ethics and responsibility.
  
  Simone Abram

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  Hon. secretary: Dr Simone Abram (Secretary(at)theasa.org)

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  Hon. secretary: Dr Simone Abram (Secretary(at)theasa.org)

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  Simone Abram, University of Sheffield

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  Simone Abram & Jackie D. Waldren & Don Macleod
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  Simone Abram Lecturer,University of Sheffield Jackie D. Waldren University of Oxford Don Macleod Independent Scholar
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  Contents: Simone Abram Jacqueline Waldren, Introduction -- Tamara Kohn, Island Involvement and the Evolving Tourist -- Simone Abram, Performing for Tourists in Rural France -- Jacqueline Waldren, We Are Not Tourists: We Live Here -- Sara Cohen, More than the Beatles: Popular Music, Tourism and Urban Regeneration -- Connie Zeanah Atkinson, Whose New Orleans?

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  Dr Simone Abram, Department of Town and Regional Planning, University of Sheffield

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  Dr Simone Abram, Department of Town and Regional Planning, University of Sheffield

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