For some years now, academe has been devoting a great deal of attention to the phenomenon of space. Spatial constitution processes have been observed on all scalable levels : in establishing territorially bounded nation states, in multiplying the experience of reality through electronic networks, and in everyday struggles for position in the neighbourhood, the home, etc. It has become an academic self-evidence that space can only inadequately be conceptualized as a material or earth-bound base for social processes. This could recommend the theoretical strategy of considering space as a performative act, which brings both social production practices and bodily deployment into focus. The action theoretical perspective allows the constitution ...