Where You Stand Shapes Where You Stand

Brad Weed

Feb 22

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The political power of place and the people who claim it

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H. Pike Oliver

Feb 23

Social Identity Theory (SIT) and Optimal Distiveness Theory (ODT) may help us understand the political power of place and the people who claim it. https://bsky.app/profile/urbanexus.bsky.social/post/3liuh3byo5c24

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Where You Stand Shapes Where You Stand