Dislocating identity: Desegregation and the transformation of place

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Studying talk and embodied practices : toward a psychology of materiality of ‘race relations’. (2005, unknown): “Here we present a very brief overview of our observations (which have been published elsewhere: Dixon & Durrheim, 2003, 2004; Durrheim & Dixon, 2000, 2004, 2005a in press) in order to illustrate the theoretical advantages that a focus on ‘lived reality’ confers to a study of desegregation.”
In search of belonging: an analytical framework (2010, unknown): “Auto-biographical factors relate to one’s past history – personal experiences, relations, and memories which attach a particular person to a given place (Dixon and Durrheim 2004, 459).”
Urban neighbourhoods and intergroup relations: The importance of place identity (2016, background): “…component of personal identity.1 Introduction of the Place Identity concept, despite the controversy concerning its conceptualization and operationalization (e.g., Dixon & Durrheim, 2004; Twigger-Ross, Bonaiuto, & Breakwell, 2003), led to a proliferation of research over the last decades.”