Ethnographies of Movement, Sociality and Space Place-Making in the New Northern Ireland

Spatiality, movement and place-making / Maruska Svasek and Milena Komarova -- Growing up with the Troubles : reading and negotiating space / Angela Stephanie Mazzeti -- Crafting identities : prison artefacts and place-making in pre- and post-ceasefire Northern Ireland / Erin Hinson -- 'Recalling or suggesting phantoms' : walking in Belfast / Elizabeth DeYoung -- 'Women on the peaceline' : challenging divisions through the space of friendship / Andrea Garcia Gonzalez -- 'You have no legitimate reason to access' : visibility and movement in contested space / Milena Komarova -- 'Lifting the cross' in west Belfast : enskilling crucicentric vision through pedestrian spatial practice / Kayla Rush -- Engaging amid divisions : social media as a space for political intervention and interactions in Northern Ireland / Augusto H. Gazir M. Soares -- Belfast's festival of fools : sharing space through laughter / Nick McCafferty -- Criss-crossing pathways : the Indian community centre as a focus of diasporic and cross-community placemaking / Maruska Svasek -- Sushi or spuds? : Japanese women and practices of emplacement in Northern Ireland / Naoko Maehara -- Refugees and asylum seekers in Belfast : finding 'home' through space and time / Malcolm Franklin -- Afterword : Cupar Way or Cupar Street : integration and division around a Belfast wall / Dominic Bryan