Abstract Gallery
White Supremacy as Slow Violence in US Compulsory Schools
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Authors: Katrina Pietromica*,
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: white supremacy, schools, education, united states, violence, pedagogy, race, class, slow violence
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: 8228, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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White Supremacy in Pennsylvania’s 21st Century: White Supremacist Hate Groups and the Rising Concentration of the White Population and Its Working Class in Pennsylvania
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Authors: Lauren Hile*,
Topics: Political Geography, Cultural Geography, United States
Keywords: political geography, identity, hate groups, white supremacy, working class, white working class, visibility
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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White Supremacy, the Environment, and the State in EJ Scholarship
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Authors: Jill Harrison*, University of Colorado At Boulder
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Environment, Qualitative Research
Keywords: environmental justice, regulatory culture, environmental inequalities, contemporary race theory
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Executive Room, Omni, West
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Whitebark pine expansion due to climate change on an elevational gradient in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
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Authors: Ryne Ruddock*, Indiana State University - EES, Jim Speer, Indiana State University, Margot Kaye, Pennsylvania State University, Rebecca Franklin, Central Oregon Community College, Ben Hagedorn, Western Washington University, Leah Cort, Radford University, Abby Goszka, Ohio University, Jessie Simpson, Natrual Resources Canada - Pacific Forestry Center, Sarah Smith, Ohio University
Topics: Biogeography, Environmental Science
Keywords: Whitebark pine, climate change, establishment, decline, mortality
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Whiteness and Plantation Power: Race, Space, and Capital in Haiti
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Authors: Sophie Moore*, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies
Topics: Social Theory, Cultural and Political Ecology, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Haiti, race, historical geography, Americas, racial capitalism, colonialism
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Directors Room, Omni, West
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Whither Kakaʻako?: Progressive Urbanism vs. Place-Based Incursions of Global Capital In Honolulu’s Most Developable Neighborhood
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Authors: Serge Marek*, Hawaiʻi Pacific University, Department of History & International Studies, Annette Koh, Cal Poly Pomona, Department of Urban & Regional Planning
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Pacific Islands
Keywords: Gentrification, Progressive Urbanism, Kakaʻako, Honolulu, Place-Identity
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Who are the brokers of collaborative risk management in wildfire-prone landscapes?
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Authors: Matthew Hamilton*, The Ohio State University, Alexandra Paige Fischer, University of Michigan, Lorien Jasny, University of Exeter
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, Human-Environment Geography, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: networks, ergm, wildfire, Oregon, brokerage, scale mismatch
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Wilson A, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who are we measuring and modeling for? Supporting multi-level planning and decision-making in real-world payment for watershed services.
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Authors: Leah Bremer*, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, Kate Brauman, University of Minnesota, Perrine Hamel, The Natural Capital Project, Stanford University, Alex Ponette-Gonzalez, University of North Texas
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: payment for ecosystem services, hydrology, Brazil, social-ecological systems
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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Who belongs in Social Democracy? Xeno-cultural resentment and hegemonic whiteness in Norrköping, Sweden
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Authors: Carl Truedsson*, London School of Economics
Topics: Political Geography, Urban Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Swedish Politics, Populism, Nationalism, Post-Industrialism, Ethnography, Social Democracy,
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Virginia B, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Who cares about our metropolitan agricultural park?: The apathy of climate change adaptation in the Barcelona region
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Authors: Eduard Ariza*, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Antònia Casellas*, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Topics: Global Change
Keywords: CLIMATE CHANGE, FARMERS, EXCLUSION
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Regency Ballroom, Omni, West
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Who Governs Here? Minerals Governance, the State, and Violent Conflict in Rural Ghana
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Authors: McKenzie Johnson*, University of Illinois
Topics: Environment, Africa, Development
Keywords: Ghana, securitization, natural resources, violent conflict
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Roosevelt 6, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Who is rehomed and why? Examining the significance of the AT-animal bond
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Authors: Tess Skidmore*, University of Southampton
Topics: Animal Geographies
Keywords: ethics, culture of care, bond development, rehoming
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 2:00 PM / 3:40 PM
Room: Empire Room, Omni, West
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Who is the Public in Public Land? The Cartographic Erasure of Bears Ears as Indigenous Space and its Consequences for Contemporary Public Lands Issues
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Authors: Tai Koester*,
Topics: Historical Geography, Indigenous Peoples
Keywords: public land, critical cartography, Indigenous peoples, American West, national monument, maps, colonialism
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Council Room, Omni, West
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Who is there? Types of users in Open Creative Labs
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Authors: Suntje Schmidt*, Institute for Research on Society and Space
Topics: Economic Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: work, place, space, uncertainty, resilience
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who Joins the Army? A Cultural Analysis
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Authors: John Dzwonczyk*,
Topics: Military Geography, Applied Geography, Regional Geography
Keywords: military, United States, culture
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who owns the city? An exploration and reflection of children's (re)production of public spaces
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Authors: Jana Pokraka*, University of Duisburg-Essen
Topics: Geography Education, Social Geography, Cartography
Keywords: children's geographies, geomedia, mapping
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marshall West, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who owns the wind? The property and justice of eolian energy
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Authors: David Hughes*, Rutgers University
Topics: Energy, Anthropocene, Europe
Keywords: energy, property, enclosure, feudalism, sustainability, wind
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 2:35 PM / 4:15 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Who Pays When We Increase the Minimum Wage? Panel Evidence from Los Angeles County Restaurants
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Authors: Christopher Esposito*, UCLA, Edward Leamer, UCLA Anderson School, Jerry Nickelsburg, UCLA Anderson School
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: inequality, minimum wage, los angeles
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 2:35 PM / 4:15 PM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Who Plans Sidewalk Toronto?
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Authors: Kate Nelischer*, University of Toronto
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Gender
Keywords: Smart cities, gender and planning, public-private partnerships, the entrepreneurial city, participatory planning
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Washington 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Who Rules East Europe Commands the Heartland: Mackinder and East Europe
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Authors: Brian Blouet*, College Of William and Mary
Topics: Political Geography, Europe
Keywords: mackinder,east europe
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 3:55 PM / 5:35 PM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Who wins and loses from “no net loss”?: Socioeconomic and participatory differences in compensatory mitigation
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Authors: Simone Chapman*, University of New Hampshire, Catherine Ashcraft, University of New Hampshire
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Environmental Justice, compensatory mitigation, wetlands policy, water, policy
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Jefferson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who’s moving in? A longitudinal study of mortgage lending applications in rail transit neighborhoods
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Authors: Elizabeth Delmelle*, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Isabelle Nilsson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Claire Schuch, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Tonderai Mushipe, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Topics: Transportation Geography, Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Public Transit, Neighborhood Change, Mortgage Lending
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 2:35 PM / 4:15 PM
Room: Coolidge, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Who's impacted by drought-related private well failures? A Spatial Analysis
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Authors: Amanda Fencl*, UC Davis
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, Water Resources and Hydrology, Rural Geography
Keywords: drought; vulnerability; domestic water; water security
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Council Room, Omni, West
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Who's in the Community of Community Colleges?
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Authors: Diane Snediker*, U.S. Bureau Of the Census, Laura Nixon, U.S. Bureau of the Census
Topics: Regional Geography
Keywords: Education, Community College, American Community Survey, Post-Secondary, Demographic
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Whose Buffer, Against Whom: Rethinking the Qing-Korean Border River Region
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Authors: Nianshen Song*, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Topics: Historical Geography, China
Keywords: Tumen River, China, Korea, Borderland, Frontier, Buffer
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Coolidge, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Whose Green Is It Anyway? The Challenges of Operating Green Infrastructure in Residential Neighborhoods
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Authors: Nermin Dessouky*, University of California
Topics: Urban Geography, Middle East
Keywords: Green Infrastructure, Nonwestern, Small-scale
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Jefferson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Whose Public? Elucidating Boundaries of Private Claims to Public Educational Space
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Authors: Cortland Gilliam*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: education, property, race, whiteness
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: 8228, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Whose right to the city? Just negotiations of the right to urban space
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Authors: Matthew Conway*, School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, Arizona State University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Human Rights
Keywords: urban planning,equity,right to the city,land use,gentrification
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Committee Room, Omni, West
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Whose social infrastructure? Young children’s green space access during daycare in aging Japan
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Authors: Christoph Rupprecht*, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
Topics: Geography and Urban Health, Asia, Applied Geography
Keywords: environmental justice, children's geography, health, play, recreation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Blue Room, Omni, East
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Whose social? Marketization, finance, and the remaking of social services in the United States
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Authors: Dan Cohen*, , Emily Rosenman, University of Toronto
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: financialization, marketization, education, housing, social finance
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 2:00 PM / 3:40 PM
Room: Washington 3, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Whose World? Discourses of Environmental Protection in Kazakhstan
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Authors: Eva-Marie Dubuisson*, Nazarbayev University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Eurasia
Keywords: language and power, linguistic landscapes, discursive alignment, ancestral/sacred geography, environmental protection, environmental rights
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Embassy Room, Omni, East
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Why are hotel room prices different? Exploring spatially varying relationships between room price and hotel attributes
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Authors: Jinwon Kim*, University of Florida, Seongsoo Jang, Cardiff University, Seunghyun Kim, Michigan State University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Economic Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Hotel room prices, spatial hedodnic pricing model, geographically weighted regression, Chicago
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Congressional A, Omni, West
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Why some cities transform and others remain vulnerable: interrogating enablers and barriers to transformative adaptation in Metro-Manila.
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Authors: Idowu Ajibade*, Portland State University
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Cultural and Political Ecology, Urban Geography
Keywords: Transformative adaptation, climate change, disaster-risk reduction, urban resilience
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 2:00 PM / 3:40 PM
Room: Washington 6, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Why Tibetan Grasslands and Forests are in Rapid Decline
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Authors: Tracy Allen*, SUNY-Oneonta
Topics: Environment, Land Use and Land Cover Change, China
Keywords: Tibet, Grasslands, Forest, Environmental Degradation, Land Cover Change
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Why Tourist Perceptions Matter: Exploring Safari Tourism and its Environmental Impacts
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Authors: Anna Solberg*, Kent State University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Africa, Behavioral Geography
Keywords: Tanzania, Tourism, Environmental Impacts, Perceptions
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: 8228, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Widening of the socio-spatial divide within the Paris conurbation: long-term trend and effects of crises
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Authors: Didier Desponds*, University of Cergy-Pontoise
Topics: Social Geography, Urban Geography, Regional Geography
Keywords: Metropolisation, Residential strategy, Socio-spatial specialisation, Filtering process, Spatial inequalities, Consequences of the crisis
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 1, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Wild Food in West Virginia: The Foodways Footprint of Whitetail Deer in the Mountain State
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Authors: Heidi Gum*, West Virginia University, Jonathan Hall , West Virginia University
Topics: food systems
Keywords: food insecurity, West Virginia, whitetail deer, hunting, poverty
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Wild Style: Hip-hop, Cable TV, and the Urban Antinomies of the Interactive Media of the 1980s
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Authors: Clayton Rosati*, Bowling Green State University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: Hip-hop, Cable TV, New York City, Warner QUBE
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Maryland C, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Wildfires and Climate Variability in the State of Missouri.
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Authors: Omolola Akinola*, University of Missouri - Kansas City, Jimmy Adegoke, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability, Climatology and Meteorology
Keywords: Wildfires, Climate variability, Missouri, Forest fire, Hazards
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Wildlife as drivers of land change? Applying the Social Ecological System framework to analyze agricultural transitions in a human-wildlife conflict landscape
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Authors: Roopa Krithivasan*, Clark University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: human-wildlife interactions, agriculture, land use change, social ecological systems, collective action
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Hoover, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Wildlife crop raiding influences long-term fate of lands conserved under payments for ecosystem services
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Authors: Madeline Giefer*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Land Use and Land Cover Change, Human-Environment Geography, China
Keywords: China, crop raiding, human-wildlife conflict, land use land cover change, payment for ecosystem services
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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Wisconsin Voting Services Access
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Authors: Anthony Hoffman*, University of Wisconsin-Stout
Topics: Political Geography, United States
Keywords: Voting, Access, Road Network Analysis
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Authors: Laura Lieto*, Federico II University
Topics: Europe
Keywords: new materialism, assemblage, planning regulation, informality
Session Type: Paper
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Withdrawn: Soil quality in matched-pair comparisons of organic and conventional vegetable fields in Skagit County, Washington
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Authors: Daniel Nessly*, University of Idaho, Gigi Berardi*, Huxley College, Western Washington University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Environment
Keywords: Soil quality, organic, agriculture, agricultural, sustainability, soil, soil fertility, organic matter, organic farm
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Jackson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Withdrawn: The scale(s) of degrowth
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Authors: John Rosenwinkel*, Vanderbilt University
Topics: Development, Human-Environment Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: transition, place, space, degrowth
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Witnessing the witnesses: responding to the testimonial spaces of the camp
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Authors: Richard Carter-White*, Macquarie University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: camp, witnessing, testimony, methodology, Auschwitz
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Virginia B, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Woke Paddington: A Colonial Internal Object?
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Authors: David Seitz*, Harvey Mudd College
Topics: Cultural Geography, Migration, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Paddington bear, colonialism, postcolonialism, asylum, race, migration, psychoanalysis
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Congressional B, Omni, West
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Wolves are Wild: A Collection of Narratives About Rescued Wolves and Wolfdogs
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Authors: Molly Vorhaus*, Department of Environmental Studies, Gettysburg College, Monica Ogra, Department of Environmental Studies, Gettysburg College
Topics: Animal Geographies, Communication, Qualitative Research
Keywords: Exotic Pets and Pet-keeping, Wolves and Wolfdogs, Cultural Perceptions and Misconceptions, Critical Pet Studies, Sanctuaries, Multispecies Ethnography
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Women and the Climate Change Crisis: Effects and Empowerment
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Authors: Julie Gorecki*, University of California - Berkeley
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Topics: Gender, Women, Environment
Keywords: Women, Gender, Race, Class, Feminism, Racial Capitalism, Patriarchy, Colonialism, Settler Colonialism, Climate, Climate Crisis, Environment, Climate Justice, Gender Justice, Racial Justice, Environmental Justice
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Committee Room, Omni, West
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Women as Agents of Change: Feminizing Space from the Bottom
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Authors: Nihal Perera*, Ball State University
Topics: Gender, Cultural Geography, Asia
Keywords: Feminizing, lived space, production of space, Sri Lanka, infrapolitics
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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