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Reassembling the pandemic city: shifting geographies of creative work. This project aims to address the critical knowledge gap around COVID-19 disruptions to city centre economic geographies. It will

University of Wollongong — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $385,625
Closes
Thursday 31 December 2026
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Reassembling the pandemic city: shifting geographies of creative work. This project aims to address the critical knowledge gap around COVID-19 disruptions to city centre economic geographies. It will longitudinally document and analyse post-pandemic reassembling of these geographies, focused on a bellwether sector—creative work—hard hit by the pandemic yet central to urban economic recovery planning. Spatial ethnographies of creative work will reveal shifts in space use, work practices, economic diversification, networks, and on-the-ground adaptations. The project will generate essential new practical knowledge of city centre reconfigurations and networks of creative industries across metropolitan spaces. Its benefits will include vital insights for urban policy to support resilient and inclusive recovery.. Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 1604 - Human Geography. Lead: Dr Nicole Cook

Categories
artsenterprise
Target Recipients
researchersuniversities

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