Webs of Care: Qualitative GIS Research on Aging, Mobility, and Care Relations in Singapore.

The connections between time and space have been studied considerably in quantitative and qualitative research on the geographies of care; however, researchers tend to prioritize one approach over the other. Our article integrates analyses of activity spaces and space–time paths with conceptualizati...

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Publicado en:Annals of the American Association of Geographers Vol. 111; no. 5; pp. 1462 - 1483
Autores principales: Ho, Elaine Lynn-Ee, Zhou, Guo, Liew, Jian An, Chiu, Tuen Yi, Huang, Shirlena, Yeoh, Brenda S. A.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2021
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          Ho, Elaine Lynn-Ee
          Zhou, Guo
          Liew, Jian An
          Chiu, Tuen Yi
          Huang, Shirlena
          Yeoh, Brenda S. A.
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          Department of Geography and Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
          Department of Geography, National University of Singapore
          Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
          Department of Sociology and Social Policy, Lingnan University
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        Qualitative research
        Spacetime
        Geographical research
        Geographic information systems
        Reproducible research
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          Spacetime
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          Geographic information systems
          Reproducible research
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        关联性
        定性地理信息系统
        护理网络
        护理集合体
        时空
        老龄化
        aging
        care assemblage
        ensamblaje de cuidado
        envejecer
        qualitative GIS
        redes de cuidado
        relacionalidad
        relationality
        SIG cualitativo
        tiempo–espacio
        time–space
        webs of care
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        envejecer
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        关联性
        定性地理信息系统
        护理网络
        护理集合体
        时空
        老龄化
        关联性
        定性地理信息系统
        护理网络
        护理集合体
        时空
        老龄化
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        ensamblaje de cuidado
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        relacionalidad
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        ensamblaje de cuidado
        envejecer
        redes de cuidado
        relacionalidad
        SIG cualitativo
        tiempo–espacio
        关联性
        定性地理信息系统
        护理网络
        护理集合体
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        老龄化
      ab: The connections between time and space have been studied considerably in quantitative and qualitative research on the geographies of care; however, researchers tend to prioritize one approach over the other. Our article integrates analyses of activity spaces and space–time paths with conceptualizations of care developed in qualitative studies to deepen understanding of the spatiotemporal care routines of older adults in Singapore. Using qualitative geographic information systems (QualiGIS), we develop a comparative frame to understand the differential sociopolitical logics that shape the care routines of older adults who are Singapore citizens and nonmigrants vis-à-vis temporary migrants from the People's Republic of China. Building on recent writing about care assemblages, we conceptualize webs of care as the interlinked chains, in and through which individuals—in this case, older adults—exercise agency to give and receive care in the context of political, institutional, and social structures. Our article shows how the relational thinking of assemblage theory can inform geographic information systems analyses of activity space and space–time paths. We advance research on care assemblages by identifying in actual time–space how various resources within care assemblages (or the lack of) can diminish or enhance the capacity and resilience of older adults to give and receive care.
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