HPGRG Postgraduate symposium, 28 August 2007 Cultural geography, and in particular the study of nature/society interactions, has undergone something of a ‘relational turn’ in recent years. Although there has been much theoretical innovation and growing empirical diversity, rather less attention has been paid to the implications of ‘relationality’, in its many guises, to research practice.… Continue reading Flows, Doings, Edges: writing a ‘relational’ PhD