Chris Philo

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Chris Philo is affiliated with the following schools: University of Wales, Lampeter, University of Glasgow

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According to Wikipedia, Chris Philo FAcSS is Professor of Geography at the Department of Geographical and Earth Sciences, the University of Glasgow. Philo graduated from the Sidney Sussex College of Cambridge University and became a Research Fellow there. In 1989 he joined the Department of Geography at the University of Wales, Lampeter, holding that post for six years, until 1995. He then joined the University of Glasgow as a Professor, becoming head of the department in 2002. In 2006 Chris was replaced as Head of Department by Professor Trevor Hoey and was enlisted on the Geography and Environmental Studies RAE Sub-Panel.

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Selling places: the city as cultural capital, past and present. (1990) (546)
Entanglements of Power: Geographies of Domination/Resistance (2000) (462)
Geographies of exclusion. (2004) (456)
Neglected rural geographies: A review (1992) (375)
Animal Spaces, Beastly Places: New Geographies of Human-animal Relations (2000) (352)
Approaching Human Geography: An Introduction to Contemporary Theoretical Debates (1991) (342)
Spaces of citizenship: an introduction (1995) (246)
Foucault's Geography (1992) (214)
Cold shoulders and napkins handed: gestures of responsibility (2006) (186)
Possible geographies: a passing encounter in a cafe (2006) (164)
Institutional geographies: introductory remarks (2000) (152)
Social geographies of rural mental health: experiencing inclusions and exclusions (2004) (152)
From distributions of deviance to definitions of difference: past and future mental health geographies. (2000) (150)
'To Go Back up the Side Hill': Memories, Imaginations and Reveries of Childhood (2003) (141)
THE NORMALITY OF DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY: BODIES, SPACES AND DISABILITY GEOGRAPHY (2007) (130)
Guest Editorial: Political geographies of children and young people (2003) (130)
Body Cultures Essays on Sport, Space and Identity (1998) (129)
Rural madness: a geographical reading and critique of the rural mental health literature (2003) (125)
Rural mental health and social geographies of caring (2003) (123)
Playful spaces? a social geography of children's play in Livingston, Scotland (2004) (118)
Security of geography/geography of security (2012) (111)
Animal Spaces, Beastly Places (2000) (106)
The Birth of the Clinic: an unknown work of medical geography (2000) (92)
`The Corner-Stones of My World' (2000) (92)
Across the water: reviewing geographical studies of asylums and other mental health facilities. (1997) (88)
A ‘new Foucault’ with lively implications – or ‘the crawfish advances sideways’ (2012) (87)
Postmodern rural geography? A reply to Murdoch and Pratt☆ (1993) (83)
Accumulating populations: bodies, institutions and space (2001) (82)
Introducing psychoanalytic geographies (2003) (77)
"Fit localities for an asylum": the historical geography of the nineteenth-century "mad business" in England as viewed through the pages of the asylum journal. (1987) (77)
X-Morphising: Review Essay of Bruno Latour's Aramis, or the Love of Technology (1999) (75)
Natural problems of naturalistic video data (2006) (71)
The geographies that wound (2005) (61)
Michel Foucault , Psychiatric Power: Lectures at the Collège de France 1973-1974 . Ed Jacques Lagrange. Trans Graham Burchell. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. (2007) (58)
The Region in the Boot: Mobilising Lone Subjects and Multiple Objects (2003) (58)
‘That awful place was home’:1 Reflections on the Contested Meanings of craig dunain asylum (2003) (57)
Off the map : the social geography of poverty in the UK (1995) (57)
Changing the habits of a lifetime? Mindfulness meditation and habitual geographies (2015) (55)
Less-than-human geographies (2017) (54)
Mapping mad identities (1995) (53)
Geographies of food: ‘Afters’ (2011) (51)
When There isn't a Right Answer: Interpretation and reasoning, key skills for twenty‐first century geoscience (2011) (48)
A geographical history of institutional provision for the insane from medieval times to the 1860s in England and Wales : the space reserved for insanity (2004) (47)
Journey to asylum: a medical-geographical idea in historical context (1995) (46)
‘A parcel of muddling muckworms’: revisiting Habermas and the English coffee-houses (2007) (45)
2014 Progress in Human Geography Essay Prize (2014) (44)
Not a display of emotions’: emotional geographies in the Scottish Highlands (2005) (43)
The Child-Body-Politic: Afterword on ‘Children and Young People's Politics in Everyday Life’ (2013) (40)
History, Geography and the ‘Still Greater Mystery’ of Historical Geography (1994) (40)
Introduction to theme section on geographies of intellectual disability: 'outside the participatory mainstream'? (2005) (39)
What Effect Does Transition Have on Health and Well‐Being in Young People with Intellectual Disabilities? A Systematic Review (2017) (38)
The geography of mental health: an established field? (2005) (37)
A vitally human medical geography? Introducing Georges Canguilhem to geographers (2007) (36)
Sex, life, death, geography: fragmentary remarks inspired by ‘Foucault's population geographies’ (2005) (36)
OF OTHER RURALS (2005) (36)
Physical and mental health of young people with and without intellectual disabilities: cross‐sectional analysis of a whole country population (2017) (35)
Staying in? Invited comments on ‘Coming out: exposing social theory in medical geography’ (1996) (32)
Through the geographical looking glass: Space, place, and society-animal relations (1998) (31)
Ethnoarchaeology and Undefined Investigations (2004) (31)
New Energy Geographies: A Case Study of Yoga, Meditation and Healthfulness (2014) (31)
Disorderly Archives and Orderly Accounts: Reflections on the Occasion of Glasgow's Geographical Centenary (2009) (29)
The Same and the Other: on geographies, madness and outsiders (1986) (28)
Health and wellbeing during transition to adulthood for young people with intellectual disabilities: A qualitative study. (2017) (28)
`A forbidding fortress of locks, bars and padded cells' : the locational history of mental health care in Nottingham (1996) (28)
"An oasis for us" : 'in-between' spaces of training for people with mental health problems in the Scottish Highlands (2005) (26)
Insecure bodies/selves: introduction to theme section (2014) (26)
Spacing Lives and Lively Spaces: Partial Remarks on Sarah Whatmore's Hybrid Geographies (2005) (25)
Reading Drumlin: academic geography and a student geographical magazine (1998) (25)
Foucault, sexuality and when not to listen to children (2011) (23)
‘One Must Eliminate the Effects of … Diffuse Circulation [and] their Unstable and Dangerous Coagulation’: Foucault and Beyond the Stopping of Mobilities (2014) (23)
Staying with the trouble of institutions (2019) (20)
‘Childhood is measured out by sounds and sights and smells, before the dark of reason grows’: children’s geographies at 12 (2016) (18)
War, Violence, and Population: Making the Body Count (2009) (17)
The ‘three waves’ of research in mental health geography: a review and critical commentary (2001) (17)
Afterword: global portraits and local snapshots (2008) (17)
Sport as power: running as resistance? (2002) (17)
Excavation of a pre-Conquest Cemetery at Addingham, West Yorkshire (1996) (17)
Reflections on Gunnar Olsson's Contribution to the Discourse of Contemporary Human Geography (1984) (16)
The Cappuccino Community : cafés and civic life in the contemporary city (2004) (16)
Spatial Histories of Radical Geography: North America and Beyond (2020) (16)
Squeezing, Bleaching, and the Victims’ Fate: Wounds, Geography, Poetry, Micrology (2017) (16)
The space reserved for insanity : studies in the historical geography of the mad-business in England and Wales (1992) (15)
Unpromising configurations: towards local historical geographies of psychiatry. (2009) (15)
‘On edge?’: Studies in precarious urbanisms (2019) (14)
Madness, Memory, Time, and Space: The Eminent Psychological Physician and the Unnamed Artist – Patient (2006) (14)
The nature of publishing and assessment in Geography and Environmental Studies: evidence from the Research Assessment Exercise 2008 (2009) (14)
The rural panopticon (2017) (14)
Foucault's children (2010) (13)
Chapter 1 - Henning Eichberg, space, identity and body culture: Chapter taken from Body Cultures: Essays on Sport, Space & Identity by Henning Eichberg ISBN: 978-0-415-17232-5 (2012) (12)
The SAGE Handbook of Human Geography: Two Volume Set (2014) (12)
Escaping Flatland: A Book Review Essay Inspired by Gunnar Olsson's Lines of Power/Limits of Language (1994) (12)
‘They shut them out the road’: Migration, mental health and the Scottish highlands (2004) (12)
‘It’s a fine line between . . . self discipline, devotion and dedication’: negotiating authority in the teaching and learning of Ashtanga yoga (2016) (12)
Troubled proximities: asylums and cemeteries in nineteenth-century England (2012) (11)
Entanglements of Power: Geographies of Dominance/Resistance (2002) (11)
Property, Bureaucracy and Culture: Middleclass Formation in Contemporary Britain (1993) (10)
Book Review: Property, Bureaucracy and Culture: Middle-class Formation in Contemporary Britain (1993) (10)
‘A great space of murmurings’ (2013) (9)
A ‘lyffe in pyttes and caves’: Exclusionary geographies of the west country tinners (1998) (9)
On making disability in rural places more visible: Challenges and opportunities [Introduction to a special issue] (2017) (9)
Convenient centres and convenient premises: the historical geography of England's nineteenth century idiot asylums (1987) (9)
New directions in cultural geography: a conference of the Social Geography Study Group of the Institute of British Geographers, University College London, 1–3 September 1987 (1988) (8)
Civic geographies: pictures and other things at an exhibition (2015) (8)
Body Cultures : Essays on Sport, Space & Identity by Henning Eichberg (2002) (8)
Social Geographies of Rural Mental Health: Summary Report (2003) (8)
Using time-space diaries and interviews to research spiritualities in an ‘everyday' context (2017) (7)
Occupying Space: Mental Health Geography and Global Directions (2017) (7)
Social geography: looking for society in its spaces (2014) (7)
Determinism/Environmental Determinism (2009) (6)
Ronan Paddison (1945–2019): An Appreciation of an Academic Life (2019) (6)
Theory and Methods: Critical Essays in Human Geography (2008) (6)
‘Looking into the countryside from where he had come’: placing the ‘idiot’, the ‘idiot school’ and different models of educating the uneducable (2016) (5)
War and Peace in the Social Geography of Children (1997) (5)
Resounding: An Interview with Drew Mulholland (2009) (5)
Introduction: histories of asylums, insanity and psychiatry in Scotland (2016) (5)
‘Healthy debate’ and ‘healthy ferment’: Medical and health geographies (2016) (5)
2.15 or Not 2.15? An Historical‐Analytical Inquiry into the Nearest‐Neighbor Statistic (2021) (4)
Political geography and everything: Invited notes on ‘transpolitical geography’1 (1994) (4)
Reading Matt Hannah's Direction and socio-spatial theory: A political economy of oriented practice, Routledge, London (2019), 218 pp.; £ 105.00 (hardcover), ISBN: 9781138061040 (2019) (4)
Radical geography from the Drumlin: an academic commemoration of Ronan Paddison (1945–2019) (2020) (4)
Exclusionary social relations and practices (2002) (3)
Eclectic Radical Geographies: revisiting the early Antipodes (1998) (3)
Alcohol and mental health (Findings paper no, 12) (2002) (3)
Patients and Practitioners: Lay Perceptions of Medicine in Preindustrial Society, Roy Porter (Ed.). Cambridge University Press (1986), vi (1987) (3)
The New Urban Spiritual? Tentative Framings for a Debate and a Project (2011) (3)
Social differences: locals, incomers, gender, age and ethnicity (Findings paper no. 8) (2002) (3)
(In)secure environments and the domination of nature: introduction to themed section (2015) (3)
Approaching Human Geography: Towards New Approaches in Human Geography?@@@Approaching Human Geography: An Introduction to Contemporary Theoretical Debates (1994) (3)
Nothing-much geographies, or towards micrological investigations (2021) (3)
Visibility, Gossip and Intimate Neighbourly Knowledges (Findings paper no. 7) (2002) (3)
Exclusionary Social Relations and Practices (Findings paper no. 3) (2002) (2)
Ontological Boundaries or Contextual Borders: The Urban Ethics of the Asylum (2020) (2)
The post(-)colonial Arab city (2020) (2)
Off the Map (1995) (2)
Lockdown under lockdown? Pandemic, the carceral and COVID‐19 in British prisons (2022) (2)
Climate anxiety as posthuman knowledge (2022) (2)
Muddying the therapeutic geographies of mental health care: the example of facilities in the Scottish Highlands (2003) (2)
Guest Editorial (1998) (2)
Madness in a 'secret region': extended notes on Denise Jodelet's 'Madness and Social Representations (2001) (2)
A geography of preposition: book review essay inspired by Christian Abrahamsson (2018) Topoi/Graphein (2020) (2)
The ugly laws: a beautiful book (2012) (2)
Gunnar Olsson, Figures of ‘Madness’ and a Form of ‘Schizologie’ (2012) (2)
State Security and the ‘Hostile Acres’ (2014) (2)
‘In the critical department’: refreshing the Scottish Geographical Journal (2022) (2)
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 2003, volume 21, pages 85^106 (2003) (2)
Geography in an Age of Unreason (2006) (2)
Foucault: Historian or Philosopher?, Clare O'Farrell. Macmillan, London (1989), xii, + 188. £29.50 (1991) (2)
'Hue and Cry from Town to Town': towards a social geography of outsiders in Medieval England (1987) (1)
Therapeutic Landscapes (Findings paper no. 10) (2002) (1)
When Teddy met Teddie (2018) (1)
James Frame’s The Philosophy of Insanity (1860) (2017) (1)
Doing Space and Star Power: Foucault, Exclusion–Inclusion and the Spatial History of Social Policy (2019) (1)
Drop-ins (Findings paper no. 14) (2002) (1)
Too Many Others (1996) (1)
Telecommunications in rural England: Report to the rural development commission and OFTEL (1990) (1)
More words, more worlds (2018) (1)
Spatial differences: east and west, Inverness and the rest (Findings paper no. 9) (2002) (1)
A Review of “Abysmal: A Critique of Cartographic Reason” (2009) (1)
‘A Walk 21/1/35’: a psychiatric-psychoanalytic fragment meets the new walking studies (2020) (1)
Formal services (Findings paper no. 13) (2002) (1)
Ukraine, Russian fascism and Houdini geography: a conversation with Vitali Vitaliev (2022) (1)
Safe and Unsafe Places (Findings paper no. 11) (2002) (1)
The place of Highland general practitioners in the provision of mental health services (Findings paper no. 16) (2003) (1)
The strange case of the missing slaughterhouse geographies (2018) (1)
Mrs Thatcher’s iniquitous geographies: why spatial dynamics matter (2014) (1)
Highlands, Economy, Culture and Mental Health Problems (Findings paper no. 4) (2002) (1)
Remoteness, Rurality and Mental Health Problems (Findings paper no. 5) (2002) (1)
Imagining the penitentiary: Fiction and the architecture of mind in eighteenth-century England: John Bender, (Chicago and London: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Pp. ix + 337. £23.95 and $35.95) (1990) (1)
Scaling the asylum (2020) (1)
Introducing the Findings Papers (Findings paper no. 1) (2002) (0)
Landscape, gardens and the space between the buildings (1998) (0)
Experiences of Mental Health Problems in The Highlands (Findings paper no. 6) (2002) (0)
The legacy and appearance of hospital buildings (1998) (0)
The great debate (2004) (0)
Book Reviews : Seamon, D., editor, 1993: Dwelling, seeing, and designing: toward a phenomenological ecology. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press. xviii + 366 pp. US $59.50 cloth, US $19.95 paper. ISBN: 0 791 41278 4 (1994) (0)
Principles of interior renovation: The role of the interior designer (1998) (0)
'Our Journey through Lampeter': a marginal space of geographical knowledge (2002) (0)
Prefatory Comment for the “Trihedrals” Article (2016) (0)
Muddying the therapeutic geographies of mental healthcare (2020) (0)
Cappuccino community video of everyday life in cafes (2015) (0)
Arts and decoration: From high art to humble memorabilia (1998) (0)
Special Issue: Glasgow Geography centenary. (2009) (0)
Book Reviews: Property, Bureaucracy and Culture: Middle-class Formation in Contemporary Britain (1993) (0)
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Medals and Awards celebration 2020 and 2021 (2022) (0)
Reviews: Method in Social Science: A Realist Approach (1985) (0)
The implications of ' scientific ' geography (2016) (0)
The preparation of artwork for publication (1992) (0)
A Note of Thanks (2020) (0)
Review forum (2020) (0)
Interventions in habit: yoga and mindfulness meditation (2011) (0)
Colour and other factors (1998) (0)
Negativism Again (2021) (0)
The control revolution: Technological and economic origins of the information society (1991) (0)
Interior features: From floors to furniture (1998) (0)
Roman Castleford. Volume 1, The Small Finds (2000) (0)
New Energy Geographies: A Case Study of Yoga, Meditation and Healthfulness (2014) (0)
User Networks (Findings paper no. 15) (2002) (0)
2013 Progress in Human Geography Essay Prize (2013) (0)
Reviews: Writing the Rural: Five Cultural Geographies, European Tourism: Regions, Spaces and Restructuring, the Gulf War did not Take Place, Corporate Geography: Business Location Principles and Cases (1997) (0)
Editorial announcement (2015) (0)
Review of The Idea of European Unity, by Derek Heater; A Rural Society After the Black Death, by L. R. Poos; A Measure of Wealth, by D. E. Ginter;... (1993) (0)
The difficult works in the geographer’s library: reading ‘theory and methods’ in human geography (2008) (0)
Book Reviews : The student's companion to geography. By A. Rogers, H. Viles and A. Goudie, eds. Oxford, Blackwell. 1992. x + 386 pp. £50.00 cloth, £14.95 paper. ISBN 0 631 17089 8 (1994) (0)
Mental-Ill Health and Anxious Pandemic Geographies (2021) (0)
Vico, Foucault and Mills: a curious triangle (1987) (0)
People and animals: the everyday experiences of focus group participants (2004) (0)
The human factor (1998) (0)
Health and health care (2009) (0)
Departmental components of the average hospital: From reception to chapels (1998) (0)
Problematising inner-life spiritualities: subjective experiences, enduring moods and present-moment attention in everyday spiritual practices (2018) (0)
Dis)placing animals in the electronic zoo (2004) (0)
Obituaries in the Scottish Geographical Journal (2022) (0)
A ‘geographer of the soul’: James M. Houston’s voyage from geography to theology (2022) (0)
Professional appointments: The ‘design team’ (1998) (0)
Review: Baudrillard's Bestiary: Baudrillard and Culture, Living in a Man-Made World: Gender Assumptions in Modern Housing Design, Creating the Second Cold War: The Discourse of Politics (1992) (0)
Glasgow: Mapping the City. By John Moore (2017) (0)
“Hanging Around in Their Brokenness”: On Mental Ill-Health Geography, Asylums and Camps, Artworks and Salvage (2023) (0)
Tiny human geographies: babies and toddlers as non-representational and barely human life? (2022) (0)
Doing space and star power: (2019) (0)
COP26, human geography and earth futures: introduction to a theme section (2023) (0)
Same, Other, NIMBY and an asylum by the sea: revisiting 'Not at our seaside' (2014) (0)

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