Tag: postcolonial

‘I would walk 500 miles…’: Discover the world in the UK, with Royal Geographical Society

by Fiona Ferbrache Picking up a concept described in an earlier Geography Directions post (Ferbrache, 2011), a flâneur has been … More

Cultural Olympiad, Exile, Flâneur, International connections, postcolonial, Public geography, Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers), Urban Geography, Walk the World, walking, walking narratives

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