Rachel Pain

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Rachel Pain is affiliated with the following schools: Newcastle University, Durham University, University of Edinburgh

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According to Wikipedia, Rachel Pain is Professor of Human Geography at Newcastle University since 2017 and was elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2018. She previously served as Deputy Head of Department of Geography at Durham University, and was also the Co-Founder/Director of the Centre for Social Justice and Community Action and the Participatory Research Hub. Per Scopus, Pain has a h-index of 42. In 2022, she was conference chair of the Royal Geographical Society with the Institute of British Geographers annual conference.

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Rachel Pain's Published Works

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Participatory Action Research Approaches and Methods: Connecting People, Participation and Place (2007) (956)
Gender, Race, Age and Fear in the City (2001) (516)
Social geography: participatory research (2004) (483)
Place, social relations and the fear of crime: a review (2000) (428)
Geographies of age: thinking relationally (2007) (420)
Globalized fear? Towards an emotional geopolitics (2009) (354)
Reflections on participatory research (2003) (336)
Contact Zones: Participation, Materiality, and the Messiness of Interaction (2011) (289)
Space, sexual violence and social control: integrating geographical and feminist analyses of women's fear of crime (1991) (288)
Fear: Critical Geopolitics and Everyday Life (2008) (261)
Intervention: Critical physical geography. (2014) (220)
Introduction: intimacy‐geopolitics and violence (2014) (210)
Everyday terrorism (2014) (196)
Social geographies of women's fear of crime (2016) (190)
Participatory action research : origins, approaches and methods. (2007) (188)
Geographies of impact: power, participation and potential (2011) (181)
Paranoid parenting? Rematerializing risk and fear for children (2006) (168)
Evaluating qualitative research: dealing with the tension between ‘science’ and ‘creativity’ (1999) (138)
Social geography: on actionorientated research (2003) (129)
Participatory Ethics: Politics, Practices, Institutions (2007) (126)
Using Self and Peer Assessment to Improve Students’ Essay Writing: a Case Study from Geography (1995) (115)
The SAGE Handbook of Social Geographies (2009) (114)
Participatory action research. (2008) (110)
ELDERLY WOMEN AND FEAR OF VIOLENT CRIME: THE LEAST LIKELY VICTIMS?: A Reconsideration of the Extent and Nature of Risk (1995) (106)
‘When, Where, if, and but’: Qualifying GIS and the Effect of Streetlighting on Crime and Fear (2006) (105)
A 'give it a go' breast-feeding culture and early cessation among low-income mothers. (2004) (101)
'So Long as I Take my Mobile': Mobile Phones, Urban Life and Geographies of Young People's Safety (2005) (99)
Chronic urban trauma: The slow violence of housing dispossession (2018) (95)
Moments in everyday/distant geopolitics: Young people’s fears and hopes (2010) (94)
‘Old age’ and Ageism in Urban Research: The Case of Fear of Crime (1997) (87)
Social geography: seven deadly myths in policy research (2006) (83)
Mapping intergenerationalities: the formation of youthful religiosities (2011) (79)
Difference and the Negotiation of ‘Old Age’ (2000) (74)
Introducing Social Geographies (2001) (71)
Whither Women's Fear? Perceptions of Sexual Violence in Public and Private Space (1997) (70)
The ageing body and the homespace (2000) (69)
Youth, age and the representation of fear (2003) (68)
The geographies and politics of fear (2003) (68)
Participation as a form of power : retheorising empowerment and spatialising participatory action research. (2007) (65)
Retheorizing the Postsecular Present: Embodiment, Spatial Transcendence, and Challenges to Authenticity Among Young Christians in Glasgow, Scotland (2013) (62)
Neighbourhood risk factors for Common Mental Disorders among young people aged 10-20 years: a structured review of quantitative research. (2013) (59)
The New Geopolitics of Fear (2010) (57)
Infant feeding in North East England: contested spaces of reproduction (2001) (57)
Seismologies of emotion: fear and activism during domestic violence (2014) (54)
Living with crime: spaces of risk for homeless young people (2004) (53)
Participatory Geographies (2007) (51)
Going with the flow? Using participatory action research in physical geography (2015) (49)
Participatory action research : making a difference to theory, practice and action. (2007) (45)
Introduction: Connecting people, participation and place (2007) (43)
Young People and Performance Christianity in Scotland (2012) (41)
Productive tensions—engaging geography students in participatory action research with communities (2013) (40)
‘Participatory’ approaches and diagramming techniques (2013) (40)
Impact: Striking a blow or walking together? (2014) (39)
Geographies of infant feeding and access to primary health-care. (2001) (38)
Improving geography essay writing using innovative assessment (1996) (33)
Mapping Alternative Impact: Alternative approaches to impact from co-produced research (2015) (31)
The politics of social justice in neoliberal times: a reply to Slater (2012) (25)
Gendered violence: rotating intimacy (2014) (25)
Working a fraction and making a fraction work: a rough guide for geographers in the academy (2005) (23)
Introduction: children at risk? (2004) (23)
Whose fear is it anyway ? resisting terror fear and fear for children. (2008) (22)
British social and cultural geography: beyond turns and dualisms? (2004) (22)
Multiple Scales of Time–Space and Lifecourse (2011) (19)
Commentary: Working Across Distant Spaces: Connecting Participatory Action Research and Teaching (2009) (17)
Gender-based violence before, during and after cyclones: slow violence and layered disasters. (2020) (17)
Ethical possibilities: towards participatory ethics (2008) (17)
Social Geographies of Age and Ageism (2010) (15)
Critical geopolitics and everyday fears (2008) (15)
Geotrauma: Violence, place and repossession (2020) (15)
Urban Security: Whose Security? Everyday Responses to Urban Fears (2011) (14)
Conclusion : the space(s) and scale(s) of participatory action research : constructing empowering geographies ? (2007) (14)
The Geopolitics of Emotion: How Cultures of Fear, Humiliation and Hope are Reshaping the World – By Dominique Moisi (2011) (12)
Is there more to life? Relationalities in here and out there: a reply to Horton and Kraftl (2008) (12)
Crime, social control and spatial constraint : a study of women's fear of sexual violence (1994) (10)
Introduction: intimacygeopolitics and violence (2014) (8)
Introduction: Situating Social Geographies (2009) (7)
THEORISING AGE IN CRIMINOLOGY: THE CASE OF HOME ABUSE (2005) (6)
Representing Slow Violence and Resistance:On Hiding and Seeing (2019) (5)
Critical political geographies of slow violence and resistance (2021) (5)
Representing Slow Violence and Resistance (2019) (5)
Slow Violence and the Representational Politics of Song (2019) (5)
Connecting Places, Connected Lives – an anti-bullying art project (2007) (5)
Trauma, Gender and Space (2020) (5)
Antipode in an Antithetical Era (2011) (5)
Ways beyond disciplinarity (2010) (4)
DISPOSAL: The Housing Crisis in Horden’s Numbered Streets (2016) (3)
Crime, social control and spatial constraint (microform): a study of women's fear of sexual violence (1994) (3)
Engaging Communities in Research (2010) (2)
After the Auctions Impacts of the Disposal of Social Housing in a County Durham Village (2017) (2)
Announcing the Antipode Foundation The Antipode Editorial Collective (2012) (2)
Embodying intimate war: a reply to Sjoberg, Massaro and Bernazzoli (2015) (2)
Sustaining Community-University Collaborations: The Durham University Model (2011) (2)
“A soup of different inspirations”: co-produced research and recognising impact as a process, not an outcome. (2016) (2)
Participatory data analysis CAITLIN CAHILL, BASED ON WORK WITH THE FED UP HONEYS (2007) (1)
Going With the Flow: Participatory Action Research and River Catchment Management (2012) (1)
Where Can Children Turn (2002) (1)
Preventing Violence in Relationships: the PVR programme (2000) (1)
Understanding Gender-based violence during disasters in the coastal region of Bangladesh (2017) (1)
The politics of tears (2021) (1)
Common Ground: a space of emotional well-being for young asylum seekers (2009) (1)
Collective trauma? Isolating and commoning gender-based violence (2021) (1)
Researching Social Geographies (2020) (0)
The Sage handbook of social geographies Edited by Susan J. Smith, Rachel Pain, Sallie A. Marston and John Paul Jones III (2011) (0)
Some thoughts on the broader context: neighbourhoods and peers (2012) (0)
Social geographies of age: landscapes, lifecourses, equity and justice (2009) (0)
Book Reviews (2009) (0)
Gender-Based Violence and Layered Disasters (2022) (0)
Demonic Possession: Narratives of Domestic Abuse and Trauma in Malaysia (2021) (0)
Social Geographies: An Introduction (2020) (0)

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