Titlebook: Societies under Construction; Geographies, Sociolo Daniel J. Sage,Chloé Vitry Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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,‘This Building Is Never Complete’: Studying Adaptations of a Library Building Over Time,of a fifty-year-old library building. An innovative methodology is developed, through utilising visual data from archives, undertaking ethnographic fieldwork and curating an exhibition, to help trace the changes in the library building over time. Patel and Tutt build an ontology of the library in wh

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Constructing Work: Politics, Society and Architectural History on the Paris Building Site,d political concerns that were not limited to the architectural and building trades. The chapter analyses how construction work was implicated in debates about national identity and progress, mediated by political discourse and mainstream media reports. Exploring how the Paris building site challeng

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From Relational to Regressive Place-Making: Developing an ANT Theory of Place with Housebuilding,g relational place-making. They develop their conceptual argument for an ANT theory of place through empirical analysis of the early stages of the Garendon Park housebuilding construction project located in Loughborough in the English East Midlands. They argue the exigency for a uniquely ANT theory

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,Organizing Space and Time Through Relational Human–Animal Boundary Work: Exclusion, Invitation and he latent anthropocentricism in many, if not most, theories of organization that locate animal agencies outside the boundary work that is said to constitute organizing. Inspired by actor–network theory and animal geography, alongside animal encounters at an infrastructure project in the UK and a hou

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Introduction: Societies under Construction,receptivity to considering the places, people and politics of building construction within those disciplines. Sage and Vitry conclude by reflecting back on aims of the volume to propose a more integrated, interdisciplinary, social studies of building construction.