S2 Ep2: Cameron Byron – The (im)material politics of death in the context of COVID19

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Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Liverpool

Abigail O'Connor

18 episodes

12 hours ago

Series Two: From the same team, exploring 'Doing a PhD during a global pandemic'. Series One This first collection of eight podcasts created by PhD students at the University of Liverpool, explores how we are doing research during the COVID-19 pandemic and responding to policy issues in the Liverpool City Region. Hosted by Abi O'Connor (@abioconnor_) and co-produced by Ronnie Hughes (@asenseofplace1), this podcast is part of the Sustainable and Resilient Cities (SARC) Research Theme.

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S2 Ep2: Cameron Byron – The (im)material politics of death in the context of COVID19

Sustainable and Resilient Cities: Liverpool

28 minutes 45 seconds

4 years ago

S2 Ep2: Cameron Byron – The (im)material politics of death in the context of COVID19

Abi & Ronnie are joined by Cameron Byron, a PhD student in the Geography and Planning Department at the University of Liverpool. Cameron’s research explores the historical and political geographies of Wirral cemeteries. His work is looking to identify how (im)material and volumetric practices of territory are mobilising deathscapes.

Cameron discusses his research in relation to the COVID19 pandemic, both in terms of how COVID19 related deaths may have an influence on the politics of the (dead) body specifically within urban spaces, but also in relation to how lockdown has altered his research methods.

You can get in touch with Cameron via Twitter @ccameronbyron or via email C.Byron@liverpool.ac.uk

Get in touch with us if you'd like to be involved with the podcast! Contact Abi via Twitter: @abioconnor_ or email: aoconnor@liverpool.ac.uk & Ronnie @asenseofplace1or R.D.Hughes@liv.ac.uk