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This paper engages with these and related themes for Buffalo, NY a classic American "shrinking city"—to understand if/how walkability varies for different socioeconomic and demographic groups.

This paper engages this question ethnographically through an examination of everyday life in a legally recognized Native Community Land in the Bolivian Chaco.

This paper engages in a critical assessment of environmental management as a way of rethinking our co-habitation with earthly powers.

This paper engages the debate over analyzing health care institutions as spaces of control or care, finding that both perspectives can be accommodated within the taskscape approach.

This paper engages such rewards to regulate the equilibrium trade-offs: (i) For citizens, a high privacy preservation comes along with low rewards and a low privacy preservation with high rewards.

This paper engages with the recent turn in the social sciences towards communities of practice as a driver of learning and knowledge generation across a variety of different working environments.

Q. Often in the Times election coverage, especially on Page 1, it appears that the paper engages in the "horse race coverage" focusing not on the substance of events but instead on polls, the effect on campaign narratives, pushing each campaign's talking points, discussing momentum and focusing on other largely noisy and irrelevant aspects of the presidential selection process.

By examining these three areas, the paper engages with the specific issue of WPC functionality, whilst also considering broader issues relating to the framing of problems in development and the methodological and disciplinary ways that these are addressed.

In the context of growing debates around the possibilities and challenges of coordinated contact, the paper engages with work that has articulated alternative ways of responding to difference through an attention to practices of embodied thought.

After establishing the context of South Africa's access to information regime, including a brief discussion of several of its weaknesses, the paper engages in an extended account of the Biowatch case as an exemplar of some of the more pronounced challenges to the effective implementation of the country's access to information legislation.

In demonstrating how the relevance and consequentiality of a particular identity can shift over the course of a sequence the paper engages with analytic problems involved in research on identity particularly with respect to the operation of social structural identities (such as child) when contextually bound identities (such as guest) are also potentially relevant and consequential.