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Fulong Wu presented the Urban Geography Plenary Lecture. His paper, entitled 'The long shadow of the state: financializing the Chinese city', will be published in the journal of Urban Geography. He also delivered a talk to this year鈥檚 keynote session of the China Geography Speciality Group of AAG.聽

Lauren organised two sessions with John Bryson, University of Birmingham, on 鈥楪eographies of Improvisation,聽Rapid Adaptation and of the Temporary鈥�.

Both Paul and Lauren presented several papers. These included two papers together. The first paper, based on their current ongoing research, looked at: 鈥�Ill-health spaces of exception during the COVID-19 pandemic: control, fear and immobility for Syrian refugees living Informal tented settlements (ITSs) in Lebanon鈥�.

The second paper, along with Stuart Denoon-Stevens, UFS 鈥� South Africa, explored 鈥淏ricolage and improvisation in the process of everyday 鈥榩lace shaping鈥�: learning from informal settlements in South Africa and Lebanon鈥�. Insights from the recently completed ESRC/NRF SAPER project, PIs Andres/Denoon-Stevens, and Paul鈥檚 work on Syrian refugees were used here.

In a separate session, Paul also shared results from his research. His presentation focused on 鈥淯nwrapping the multi-level control and subordination mechanisms and their impact on refugees living in ITSs on the Lebanese-Syrian borderscape鈥�.

Finally, outcomes from the ESRC/NRF SAPER project were presented by Lorena Melga莽o, former research fellow, looking at 鈥淪patial injustice and socio-spatial divides in South Africa: what can planning and planners do?鈥澛�and drawing upon the results summarised in the end of project report.

The report is available online聽from: ).听

• View Paul Moawad's profile on the BSP website.
• View Lauren Andres' profile on the BSP website.
• View Fluong Wu's profiled on the BSP website.