Projects

This critically-located ethnographic study explores the significance, characteristics, and contributions of third places within lives absent of stable workplaces.

This scoping review explores the types and characteristics of third place that addresses social isolation for adults experiencing precarious employment.

This collaborative ethnographic study, done in one Canadian and one U.S. city, examined the implications of an individualizing approach to long-term unemployment.

This qualitative study utilized critical discourse analysis and critical narrative inquiry to examine the discursive re-shaping and narrative negotiation of retirement within Canada.