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Grief, vulnerability, and hope
For the four weeks prior to writing this editorial in mid-January, I have been on annual leave and have been determined to take those days for rest and recreation. So-called false leave has patterned my summers in past years, but I made a conscious decision in December 2020 that such practice was personally counterproductive, professionally unwise because of what it may convey to staff in my care, and industrially and ethically problematic. Yet, I understand both why I have engaged in false leave in the past and why significant numbers of people do so, academic geographers and colleagues not least among them. So, I make these observations with no judgement intended.
History
Publication title
Geographical ResearchVolume
59Pagination
3-5ISSN
1745-5863Department/School
College Office - College of Sciences and EngineeringPublisher
Wiley-Blackwell Publishing AsiaPlace of publication
AustraliaRepository Status
- Restricted