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""[A] powerful new book . . . . The Ethics of Space makes a number of wide-ranging arguments about access to and exclusion from space, and the UK's largely unchanging patterns of land ownership. But it also provides many vivid glimpses of Grohmann's own experiences. . . . It is one of the striking features of Grohmann's writing that the people she describes, like characters in novels but unlike the individuals used in much academic writing to illustrate a point, feel three-dimensional and are capable of surprising the reader.""--Matthew Reisz ""Times Higher Education""

[A] powerful new book . . . . The Ethics of Space makes a number of wide-ranging arguments about access to and exclusion from space, and the UK's largely unchanging patterns of land ownership. But it also provides many vivid glimpses of Grohmann's own experiences. . . . It is one of the striking features of Grohmann's writing that the people she describes, like characters in novels but unlike the individuals used in much academic writing to illustrate a point, feel three-dimensional and are capable of surprising the reader. --Matthew Reisz Times Higher Education

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Steph Grohmann is a research affiliate at the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography at the University of Oxford. She is interested in ethical life, spatial justice, and using anthropological tools in the struggle to end homelessness in Britain and beyond.

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