Crossing
Thresholds
Issue

Whether played out in urban or natural landscapes, or in our very homes, Peeps Issue 02 brings readers stories of how people around the world are negotiating thresholds: how we all struggle to know where our “turf,” and our areas of responsibility in this world, begin and end. Editorial

Not Wanted on the Rue Saint-Denis

The Rights of the Whanganui River

Being Together with Strangers

Research Mixology

Insights

The Fantasy of Rick’s Café

What we think we know about Casablanca, one of the most iconic cities in popular culture.

Insights

Syntax in the City

An urban design expert explains the science behind the signs and symbols of cities.

Insights

Welcome to the Cyber Village

How Indonesia’s RT 36 Taman Kampoeng (or Kampoeng Garden) became Kampoeng Cyber.

Insights

On the Origins of the Bathroom Lineup

Why the lines for women’s washrooms are always longer than men’s.

Insights

Orbiting the Imaginary

What images come to mind when you think of a future that includes human beings living in outer space?

Insights

Art and the City

An urban anthropologist examines how the public engages with Situated Cinema.

Editorial

Introducing Peeps Magazine Issue 02: Crossing Thresholds

Editorial for Peeps Issue 02 – Crossing Thresholds.


Archives

Busting Social Media Myths

Social and Cultural Experts Bust Social Media Myths #1: The truth about Shari’a Law and women’s rights

Shari’a Law and Women’s Rights: it may be different than you think!

A hand holds a door open at the back of what appears to be a restaurant.

Research World Affairs

What There Is To Fear: World Building with Colombian Refugees in Ecuador

Lisa Stevenson explores fear, world-building and the Colombian-Ecuadorian border.

Curation Practice

Getting the Most Out of Ethnography for User Experience ↗

Medium / 08.31.2016

How reading ethnography has helped me to understand the power of observation and gain greater empathy with my users