Author

Mark Holton

Observed names: Dr Mark Holton, Holton, Mark

Institution: University of Plymouth

Observed institutions: University of Portsmouth, University of Brighton, University of Plymouth

ORCID: 0000-0003-0267-3164

Observed ORCID: 0000-0003-0267-3164

OpenAlex ID: A5076950883

Talking on the move: place‐based interviewing with undergraduate students

2014 · Mark Holton, Mark Riley · Area · 111

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Student Geographies: Exploring the Diverse Geographies of Students and Higher Education

2013 · Mark Holton, Mark Riley · Geography Compass · 99

Being-in-motion: the everyday (gendered and classed) embodied mobilities for UK university students who commute

2017 · Mark Holton, Kirsty Finn · Mobilities · 66

Student geographies and homemaking: personal belonging(s) and identities

2016 · Mark Holton, Mark Riley · Social & Cultural Geography · 63

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Creative Methods for Human Geographers

2021 · Nadia von Benzon, Mark Holton, et al. · SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks · 56

The rise (and rise) of vertical studentification: Exploring the drivers of studentification in Australia

2020 · Mark Holton, Clare M. Mouat · Urban Studies · 51

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Living together in student accommodation: performances, boundaries and homemaking

2015 · Mark Holton · Area · 50

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Adapting relationships with place: Investigating the evolving place attachment and ‘sense of place’ of UK higher education students during a period of intense transition

2014 · Mark Holton · Geoforum · 50

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Everyday Mobile Belonging

2019 · Kirsty Finn, Mark Holton · Bloomsbury Academic eBooks · 48

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The geographies of UK university halls of residence: examining students' embodiment of social capital

2014 · Mark Holton · Children s Geographies · 44

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‘I Already Know the City, I Don't Have to Explore it’: Adjustments to ‘Sense of Place’ for ‘Local’ UK University Students

2014 · Mark Holton · Population Space and Place · 38

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“It was amazing to see our projects come to life!” Developing affective learning during geography fieldwork through tropophilia

2017 · Mark Holton · Journal of Geography in Higher Education · 34

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A place for sharing: The emotional geographies of peer-sharing in UK University halls of residences

2016 · Dr Mark Holton · Emotion, space and society · 31

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Walking with technology: understanding mobility-technology assemblages

2019 · Mark Holton · Mobilities · 30

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Traditional or non-traditional students?: incorporating UK students’ living arrangements into decisions about going to university

2017 · Mark Holton · Journal of Further and Higher Education · 30

Learning the rules of the ‘student game’: transforming the ‘student habitus’ through [im]mobility

2015 · Mark Holton · Environment and Planning A Economy and Space · 26

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Keeping on[line] farming: Examining young farmers’ digital curation of identities, (dis)connection and strategies for self-care through social media

2023 · Mark Holton, Mark Riley, et al. · Geoforum · 21

Place-Based Interviewing: Creating and Conducting Walking Interviews

2015 · Mark Riley, Mark Holton · SAGE Publications Ltd eBooks · 21

Belonging, pausing, feeling: a framework of “mobile dwelling” for U.K. university students that live at home

2018 · Mark Holton, Kirsty Finn · Applied Mobilities · 19

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Mental health, well-being and resilience in agricultural areas: A research agenda for the Global North

2024 · Caroline Nye, Rebecca Wheeler, et al. · Journal of Rural Studies · 18

On the geographies of hair: Exploring the entangled margins of the bordered body

2019 · Mark Holton · Progress in Human Geography · 18

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Everyday Mobile Belonging: Theorising Higher Education Student Mobilities

2019 · Kirsty Finn, Mark Holton · PEARL (University of Plymouth) · 15

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Towards the geographies of loneliness: interpreting the spaces of loneliness in farming contexts

2022 · Mark Holton, Mark Riley, et al. · Social & Cultural Geography · 14

Geographies of citizenship in higher education: An introduction

2018 · Yi'En Cheng, Mark Holton · Area · 14

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“You don't want to peer over people's shoulders, it feels too rude!” The moral geographies of using participants’ personal smartphones in research

2018 · Mark Holton, Nichola Harmer · Area · 10

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Works count: 73

Citation count: 1,013

H-index: 18

I10-index: 25