Among other things, Phil Smith proposes: * An unravelling of psychogeography from its early roots, assessing its contribution to the state of the walking arts, & looking forwards/around to what might come next. * a partial mapping of the `evolution` of walking that looks at `stages` in that evolution. * a helicopter view that allows walking artist/practitioners to place themselves in historical & artistic context. * important new ideas about abusive semi-public spaces (in the wake of scandals in the UK & elsewhere involving public figures, the church & others)
- suggesting how radical walking can act against `the spectacle` & power. * a compelling theory about romanticism & the postmodern in relation to walking. * a World Brain for walking. * strategies, tactics & a full manifesto for Radical Walking.