The interrelationship between emotions, embodiment and spatiality has been increasingly considered (Anderson and Smith, 2001; Davidson, 2004; Thrift, 2004; Colls and Horschelmann, 2009) and there has been a call for a more explicit engagement with emotions as a means of helping us to understand the relationship between people and place (Davidson, 2004).
As Concourse begins to celebrate its 40th anniversary, the program is returning to a more explicit engagement with its interdisciplinary roots.
Our paper presents, and attempts to account for, some surprising variations and an overall decline in explicit engagement during this period.
An energy strategy will be hard to implement without explicit engagement from the CEO and a clear governance structure.
However, an element often missing from such transitions frameworks is explicit engagement with energy justice frameworks.
There are other indicators in this short text that the writer is playing: exaggeratedly challenging the addressees to a duel, using graduation, both focus and force, and explicit Engagement: Proclaim.
His 1977 collection, Mules, signalled his first explicit engagement with the Northern Irish Troubles, it was followed by Why Brownlee Left (1980) and Quoof (1983).
It is hence surprising that among a huge number of scientific works couched in terms in ES, still relatively few explore the explicit engagement of such concepts with stakeholders with respect to empirical issues, including integration.
Research on water and politics might benefit from more explicit engagement with the question from which political standpoint that research is undertaken, and whether and how that is related to method, approach and policy recommendations.
Exploratory methods do not necessarily require explicit engagement with creating the future.
