Part I. Introduction  1. Introducing Surfing Geographies: cartographies of the surfing world Part II. The where of surfing  2. The where of surfing: understanding the littoral zone  3. The where of surfing: how the littoral zone is (b)ordered  Part III. The event of surfing  4. The event of surfing: surfing as identity forming  5.

The event of surfing: surfing flow, assemblage and convergence  6. The event of surfing: stoke, emotion, and tropophilia  Part IV. Surfing and communication  7. Surfing and communication: how we do represent the sea and surfing?  8. Surfing and rhythm: the drift, psychogeography at sea  Part V. Surfing and mobility  9. Surfing and mobility: local and travelling surfers  10. Surfing and mobility: surf colonisation  Part VI.

Surfing as a social movement  11. Surfing and conservation: protecting oceans (SAS)  12. Surfing and conservation: World Surf Reserves  Part VII. Surfing and Commodification  13. Surfing and commodification: the surf industry stole my culture  14. Surfing and commodification: Surfonomics and what is a wave worth?  15. Surfing and commodification: can you build a sublime place?.