New Materialities and Precarious Mobilities: Reinventing Studies of Space and Place

No borders on a fragile planet: Introducing four lay models of social psychological precarity to support global human identification and citizenship

“…This feminist new materialism and post‐humanism is beginning to find traction within psychology. Partly because it draws attention to how matter itself has agency (McAlister & Ewalt, 2018 ), that this agency is open‐ended and not discursively driven. Post‐humanism and new materialism recognize the risks of an anthropocentric overplaying of human agency.…”