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University of Kent
Everyday Utopias: The conceptual life of promising spaces
While this book has a 2014 copyright date, it was first made publicly available in December 2013. A hard copy of this book was supplied with other publications in 2013 and evidence of the date on which it became publicly available can be supplied if required.
This research monograph is based on ten years of research and presents original empirical work from a wide-range of sites (drawing on approximately 150 interviews and further field observations). It also relies upon an extensive and wide-ranging study of theoretical and secondary literature in sociology, socio-legal studies, social theory, anthropology, social and cultural geography, politics, political theory, utopian studies, gender studies and cultural theory. In addition to offering significant substantive and theoretical insights, the book also develops an original interdisciplinary methodology in terms of its approach to concepts, to conceptual analysis and to innovative social spaces.