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Youth on streets and Bob-a-Job Week : urban geographies of masculinity, risk, and home in postwar Britain

Youth on streets and Bob-a-Job Week : urban geographies of masculinity, risk, and home in postwar Britain
Through the case study of Bob-a-Job Week in Britain launched in 1949, this article examines the institutional geographies of responsibility, risk, and reward embedded in this activity, orchestrated by the Scout organisation in Britain. Furthermore
, it explores how this fundraising spectacle also functioned as a hybrid space that permitted ‘feminine’ domestic tasks as appropriate for ‘British boyhood’ until the scheme’s eventual demise in the 1990s. Overall, the complex geographies of Bob-a-Job Week

Les strategies participatives des femmes urbaines dans les associations de developpement au Senegal : le cas de l Association pour le developpement des femmes avicultrices de Pikine

Bob, Ibrahima

Engendering geography education in South Africa : the need to put women on the map

BOB, U.

Determining the optimal spatial resolution of remotely sensed data for the detection of sirex noctilio infestations in pine plantations in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

BOB, U.

Problem-based interdisciplinary field-based courses: reflections from southern African experiences

BOB, U.

Gender geography in South Africa : facing challenges and exploring opportunities

BOB, U.

The intersection of gender, race and class : the socio-economic and spatial implications of differentiation in the former homelands of South Africa

BOB, U.

Geography : the state of the discipline in South Africa 2000-2001

BOB, U.

Geologic effects of hurricanes

(1992), Bob (1991) and Hugo (1989) plus ground and aerial studies of the damage effects of those storms by the A. Information is synthesized from a number of different cognate fields because a holistic view of hurricane damage is essential if we