Joe Jukes
@joejukes.bsky.social
Postdoc at Tampere University, Finland, researching queer histories of rurality and DIY / 'ITE' art
I'm a cultural geographer w/ special expertise in visual geographies and geographies of sexualities. Also write on affect, emotion and asexualities.
I'm a cultural geographer w/ special expertise in visual geographies and geographies of sexualities. Also write on affect, emotion and asexualities.
It is also a crying shame that postgraduate publications don't get as much cut-through as they ought to.
These essays are all brilliant, critical, thoughtful and creative pieces of work! They definitely deserve a wider readership than they have enjoyed so far.
These essays are all brilliant, critical, thoughtful and creative pieces of work! They definitely deserve a wider readership than they have enjoyed so far.
November 12, 2025 at 2:55 PM
It is also a crying shame that postgraduate publications don't get as much cut-through as they ought to.
These essays are all brilliant, critical, thoughtful and creative pieces of work! They definitely deserve a wider readership than they have enjoyed so far.
These essays are all brilliant, critical, thoughtful and creative pieces of work! They definitely deserve a wider readership than they have enjoyed so far.
I'm just saying: not bad for a couple'a mid-project PhD researchers!!
November 12, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I'm just saying: not bad for a couple'a mid-project PhD researchers!!
Reposted by Joe Jukes
Btw, you can read that article open access (for free) here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
"Asexual geographies promise to both respond to the identitarian richness of ace, and other, lives, as well as attend to the space around, ground below, & possibilities beyond identity alone. Join us."
"Asexual geographies promise to both respond to the identitarian richness of ace, and other, lives, as well as attend to the space around, ground below, & possibilities beyond identity alone. Join us."
New directions for asexual geographies - Joe Jukes, Rachel Bayer, 2025
Thinking geographically involves empirically contextualizing and critically contesting the situatedness of relational life. Thinking asexually, meanwhile, means...
journals.sagepub.com
September 5, 2025 at 9:11 AM
Btw, you can read that article open access (for free) here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
"Asexual geographies promise to both respond to the identitarian richness of ace, and other, lives, as well as attend to the space around, ground below, & possibilities beyond identity alone. Join us."
"Asexual geographies promise to both respond to the identitarian richness of ace, and other, lives, as well as attend to the space around, ground below, & possibilities beyond identity alone. Join us."
Congratulations Noreen!
October 21, 2025 at 10:09 AM
Congratulations Noreen!
do share when public! I’d love to read this :)
October 8, 2025 at 2:37 PM
do share when public! I’d love to read this :)
Have fun in the new role!
September 22, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Have fun in the new role!
a pic of us and a pic from our field site: we are attempting to draw attention to the many-fold (i.e. not straight-forwardly sexual) desires that seem to be marked here by the site's many visitors!
September 16, 2025 at 3:07 PM
a pic of us and a pic from our field site: we are attempting to draw attention to the many-fold (i.e. not straight-forwardly sexual) desires that seem to be marked here by the site's many visitors!