My research focuses on transnational migration, labour precarity and performance. I am currently completing a book on the travels of Caleb Johnston’s and my testimonial play, performed in Vancouver (2009), Berlin HAU1 (2009), Manila (PETA, 2013; in collaboration with Migrante International, 2014), and Whitehorse (2015). I am preoccupied with how to put stories of transnational migration and family separation into circulation, with the politics of testimony and witnessing, and the obligations of witnessing and dialogue within, beyond and across national and community borders. I am developing new research on the outsourcing of eldercare.
2015
PRATT, G. and JOHNSTON, C., 2015 ‘Filipina Domestic Workers, Violent Insecurity, Testimonial Theatre and Transnational Ambivalence’ Area, 15-17
2014
PRATT, G. and SAN JUAN, R.M. 2014 Film and Urban Space: Critical Possibilities (University of Edinburgh Press)
2012
PRATT, G. and ROSNER, V. 2012 The Global and the Intimate: Feminism in our time (Columbia University Press)
LEE, E. and PRATT, G. 2012 ‘The Spectacular and the Mundane: Racialised State Violence and Filipino Migrant Families’ Environment and Planning A 4, 889-904
PRATT, G. 2012 Families Apart: Migrating Mothers and the Conflicts of Labor and Love (University of Minnesota Press)
2010
PRATT, G. 2010 ‘Collaboration as feminist strategy’ Gender Place and Culture 17, 43-48
JOHNSTON, C. and PRATT, G. 2010 ‘Nanay (Mother): a testimonial play’ Cultural Geographies 17(1), 123-133
GEOG371 Research Strategies in Human Geography Sections
Formulating a research problem and selecting an appropriate research strategy. Research strategies range from social scientific survey methods to ethnography. Priority enrolment for honours and major students in Geography.
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GEOG520 Themes and Interpretive Issues in Modern Human Geography Sections
Themes and interpretive issues in modern human geography. Students from outside Geography require the permission of the Head of the department.
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