PUBLICATIONS

Links to to journal websites. For pre-published versions which are freely accessible, please follow the link at the end of the entry

• 2019, On the biogeoastronomical night and cautious theory City, Online Early Access, https://doi.org/10.1080/13604813.2019.1574384 (Copy here)
• 2018, The Nocturnal City, Routledge
• 2018, The making of pub atmospheres and George Orwell’s Moon Under Water, in Schroer, S and Schmitt, S. (Eds) Exploring Atmospheres Ethnographically, Routledge, pp30-44  (Copy here)
• 2017, Pushed to the margins of the city: The urban night as a timespace of protest at Nuit Debout, Paris  Political Geography 59 (1): 117-125 (Pre-Publication Copy)
• 2017, with Taylor-Aiken, G. Editorial: The 2+n Ecosophies Geografiska Annaler B 99(2): 107-113 (Copy Here)
• 2017, Knowing homes and writing worlds? Ethics of the ‘eco-’, ethics of the ‘geo-’ and how to light a planet, Geografiska Annaler B 99(2):128-142 (Pre-Publication Copy)
• 2015, Night as Fragmenting Frontier: Understanding the Night that Remains in an era of 24/7, Geography Compass 9(12): 637-647 (Pre-Publication Copy)
• 2015, Bringing Deleuze and Guattari down to Earth through Gregory Bateson: Plateaus, Rhizomes and Ecosophical Subjectivity Theory, Culture and Society 32(7-8): 151-171 (Pre-Publication Copy)
• 2015, Controlling Darkness: Self, Dark and the Domestic Night Cultural Geographies 22(4): 585-600 (DRO)
• 2015, Alive After Five: Constructing the Neoliberal Night in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Urban Studies 52(3):456–470 (DRO)
• 2014, Street-Lighting in England and Wales: New Technologies and Uncertainty in the Assemblage of Street-Lighting Infrastructure Environment and Planning A 46(9): 2228-2242 (DRO)
• 2014, Beyond Night-Time Economy: Affective Atmospheres of the Urban Night  Geoforum 51(1): 87-95. (DRO)
• 2014, Cleaning Up the Streets: Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s Night-Time Neighbourhood Services Team in Graham, S. and McFarlane, C  (eds) Infrastructural Lives: Urban Infrastructure in Context Routledge pp174-196
• 2010, Neoliberal Subjectivities and the Development of the Night-Time Economy in British Cities. Geography Compass 4 (7), 893-9032014 (DRO)
• 2009, Buses in Hutchinson, R. (ed). Encyclopedia of Urban Studies. Sage, London

Other Articles:

• 2013. Keeping the Lights On in Durham Energy Institute Review Magazine 3, p9

Reports:

• 2013 Street-Lighting Policy in North-East England. Current Practice and Future Questions. Stakeholders Report Circulated to Local Government and Business Research Partners

CONFERENCES/PAPERS

2019

• Fragmenting Working Times in the Nocturnal City, Nordic Geographers Meeting 2019, Trondheim, June 2019
• Gallows Humour, Geographies of Mood, Durham University, Durham, January 2019

2018

• The Nocturnal City Launch at International conference on the urban night: Governance, Diversity, Mobility, University of Sofia, Sofia, June 2018
• George Orwell’s Moon under Water: Understanding Pub Atmospheres at Night-Time Economies Workshop, Cultural Significance of Place Research Group, Newcastle University, Newcastle, February 2018
• On ‘The Loss of Night’ at University College London, London, January 2018

2017

• On the ‘day’ of Everyday Life at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, September 2017
• Contesting Temporalities of Place at Nuit Debout, Paris at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, September 2017

2016

• Living with the Night: Ecologies of Subjectivity in the Incessant City. in Gregory Bateson and the Anthropology of Life at Laboratoire d’Anthropologie Sociale, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, September 2016
• Night as Fragmenting Frontier: Understanding the Night that Remains in an Era of 24/7 at British Sociological Association Annual Conference, Aston University, Birmingham, March 2016
• The Fragmenting Frontier of Night in an Urban World at University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, January 2016

2015

• Electric City, Electric Earth: Night, Lighting and the Temporal Limits to the City in The Field Formally known as Urban Studies at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, Exeter, September 2015
• Producing Urban Life: Infrastructural Perspectives (with J. Silver and E. Richardson) in Producing Urban Life at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, Exeter, September 2015
• Incessant Cities in Geographies of Persisting at Fifth International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Emotional Geographies, Edinburgh, June 2015

2014

• To Dim or Not to Dim? Street-Lighting Policy in a Newly Politicized Arena at Institute of Lighting Professionals Professional Lighting Summit, Invited VIP Speaker, Solihull 25^th September 2014
• Bringing Deleuze and Guattari down to Earth through Gregory Bateson: Guattari’s Ecosophical Subjectivity in Ecosophical Geographies at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, August 2014
• Geographies of Affect, Light and Dark at Configuring Light ESRC Seminar Series, Seminar 1 London School of Economics, 24^th April 2014
• Darkness in the Home at Conceptualising Spaces of Light and Dark, Durham, 14^th January 2014

2013

• Placing Stags and Hens: A Geography of British Stag and Hen Weekends at ‘Drinking Dilemmas: Space, Culture and Identity‘, BSA Alcohol Studies Group, Cardiff Metropolitan University, 12-13 December 2013

• The Dark Night Rises:  Switching off street-lights and darkened urban futures in Rethinking Dark Space at RGS(with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, 27-30 August 2013

• Steps towards an Emotional Geography of the Domestic Night in Emotional and affective temporalities of everyday life at Fourth International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Emotional Geographies, Groningen, July 2013

2012

• Ecosophy, Space and Corporeity: The Emergent Subject in Bateson and Guattari, in Geography and Post-Phenomenology at RGS(with IBG) Annual International Conference, Edinburgh, July 2012

2011

• A Performative Body-Politics of the Night-Time Street in Politics of the Street, Durham University, November 16^th 2011
• ‘Alive After Five’: Generating the Cosmopolitan Evening Economy in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in ‘Geographies of Nightscapes’ at Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Seattle, April 12^th-16^th 2011
• Cleaning Up the Streets: Infrastructural Work in the Urban Night at Everyday Infrastructure and the City, Durham University, May 4^th 2011
• Becoming incessant: The post-24 hour city in ‘Emerging from the dark’: explorations into the experiences of the night’ at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, Aug 31^st – Sep 2^nd 2011
• The affective strategies of regeneration in ‘Reproblematising Regeneration’ at RGS (with IBG) Annual International Conference, London, Aug 31^st – Sep 2^nd 2011

2010

• Being Affected by Alcohol in the Night-Time City at Intoxicants and Intoxication in Cultural and Historical Perspective, Christ’s College, Cambridge. July 20^th-22^nd 2010.