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Skylab: Living and Working in Space (Season 2 Trailer) Skylab: Living and Working in Space
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I'm refreshing the world's premier Ethnomethodological-Study-of-Skylab podcast for a long-awaited (...maybe...) Season 2! This trailer gives a taster of what's to come.
Below are some publications/talks in varying stages of completion which at least partly reflect the work I've been doing between the last podcast episode and now (get in touch on the details below if you want copies/to talk more):
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Brooker P (forthcoming) Living and Working in Space: An Ethnomethodological Study of Skylab. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Brooker P, P Castaño and E Le Moignan (2021) Living and working in space: Expanding the human factors framework. The Sociological Review Blog. Available at: https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/living-and-working-in-space-expanding-the-human-factors-framework/ (accessed: 22/04/2021).
Brooker P and E Le Moignan (2021) Living and working in space: Lessons (not) learned from NASA’s Skylab. Open Lab Talks. Newcastle, UK, September 23.
Brooker P and E Le Moignan (2022) Skylab 2049: Exploring the mundane realities of living and working on a space station, Ethnographies of Outer Space: Methodological Opportunities and Experiments. Trento, Italy, September 1-2 2022.
Brooker P and W Sharrock (forthcoming) Bricolage in astronautics: Talk-in-interaction in the construction of Apollo 13’s DIY CO2 scrubber, in M Lynch and O Lindwall (eds) Instructed and Instructive Actions. London: Routledge.
Brooker P and W Sharrock (forthcoming) Living and working in "the great outdoors": Astronautics as everyday work, in JF Salazar and A Gorman (eds) Routledge Handbook of Social Studies of Outer Space. London: Routledge.
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Get in touch with me on Mastodon (@pdbrooker@mastodon.online), Twitter (@pdbrooker) or via email at: p[dot]d[dot]brooker[at]liverpool[dot]ac[dot]uk
I'm refreshing the world's premier Ethnomethodological-Study-of-Skylab podcast for a long-awaited (...maybe...) Season 2! This trailer gives a taster of what's to come.
Below are some publications/talks in varying stages of completion which at least partly reflect the work I've been doing between the last podcast episode and now (get in touch on the details below if you want copies/to talk more):
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Brooker P (forthcoming) Living and Working in Space: An Ethnomethodological Study of Skylab. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
Brooker P, P Castaño and E Le Moignan (2021) Living and working in space: Expanding the human factors framework. The Sociological Review Blog. Available at: https://www.thesociologicalreview.com/living-and-working-in-space-expanding-the-human-factors-framework/ (accessed: 22/04/2021).
Brooker P and E Le Moignan (2021) Living and working in space: Lessons (not) learned from NASA’s Skylab. Open Lab Talks. Newcastle, UK, September 23.
Brooker P and E Le Moignan (2022) Skylab 2049: Exploring the mundane realities of living and working on a space station, Ethnographies of Outer Space: Methodological Opportunities and Experiments. Trento, Italy, September 1-2 2022.
Brooker P and W Sharrock (forthcoming) Bricolage in astronautics: Talk-in-interaction in the construction of Apollo 13’s DIY CO2 scrubber, in M Lynch and O Lindwall (eds) Instructed and Instructive Actions. London: Routledge.
Brooker P and W Sharrock (forthcoming) Living and working in "the great outdoors": Astronautics as everyday work, in JF Salazar and A Gorman (eds) Routledge Handbook of Social Studies of Outer Space. London: Routledge.
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Get in touch with me on Mastodon (@pdbrooker@mastodon.online), Twitter (@pdbrooker) or via email at: p[dot]d[dot]brooker[at]liverpool[dot]ac[dot]uk
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