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Maarja Kaaristo (Tallinn University Manchester Metropolitan University)

Nationality: Estonian
Country: United Kingdom
Interests (keywords): Waterways, canal and river tourism, boating, mobilities, practice theory, materialities, history of European ethnology, human-animal interactions, place and space, qualitative methods
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Manchester Metropolitan University

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Panels

• EASA2026: Fieldwork in fractured worlds: Rethinking research possibilities in human-environment relationships
• SIEF2025: Rewriting the environmental history of postwar Europe: landscapes, power, and culture in east and west
• EASA2024: Shaping futures: reimagining immobility through an anthropological exploration of waiting, stuckness and hope [Anthropology and Mobility (AnthroMOB))]
• SIEF2019: Changing tracks and tracking changes: the social lives of rivers and canals
• EASA2018: Dwelling on water: mobilities, immobilities and metaphors

Papers

• SIEF2025: Unwritten spaces and interdisciplinary margins: Some insights from Tourism Studies
• EASA2024: Between nature and culture? An Anthropological view on UK urban canal infrastructure
• SIEF2019: Waterscape as a hybrid space of engagement: reconceptualising waterways through affordance theory
• EASA2018: Pacing socio-natural water mobilities: Rhythmanalysis of canal boating in the UK
• EASA2016: Producing the canalscape: engaging with mobile materialities in UK's inland waterways tourism
• EASA2014: Localising experience economy in the post-socialist countryside: guided explorations of body and soul in rural Estonia
• SIEF2013: Making modern rurality: the "animalscape" of Estonian tourism farms
• SIEF2011: The best place in Estonia? Experiencing space, place, temporality and identity on tourism farms