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Growing Together in Urban Gardens: Intercultural Gardening Initiatives in Hamburg and Philadelphia
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Authors: Liv Raddatz*, Bryn Mawr College
Topics: Urban Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Migration
Keywords: migrant, urban garden, placemaking, intercultural
Session Type: Paper
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Growth by Abandonment: Oil booms, busts, and the production of financial and environmental crisis
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Authors: Benjamin Rubin*, CUNY - Graduate Center
Topics: Anthropocene, Economic Geography, Environment
Keywords: Environmental Racism, Environmental Justice, Finance, Racial Capitalism, Extractivism, Oil, Gas
Session Type: Paper
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Growth Infrastructures and Contestation in Goa
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Authors: Kenneth Nielsen*, University of Oslo
Topics: Land Use, Asia, Development
Keywords: Infrastructures, India, aviation, resistance
Session Type: Paper
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Guide Dogs on Holiday
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Authors: Jillian Rickly*, University of Nottingham, Nigel Halpern, Kristiania University College, Norway, Scott McCabe, University of Nottingham
Topics: Tourism Geography, Animal Geographies, Disabilities
Keywords: travel, tourism, accessibility, dog, decision-making
Session Type: Paper
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Guitar Ecologies and the Making of Fiji Mahogany
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Authors: Jose Martinez-Reyes*, UMass Boston Anthropology
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Pacific Islands, Historical Geography
Keywords: political ecology, forestry, guitars
Session Type: Paper
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Habitation Environment Suitability and Population Density Patterns in China: A Regionalization Approach
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Authors: Cuiling Liu*, Louisiana State University
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, China
Keywords: Hu Line, Habitation Environment Suitability Index (HESI), regional population density pattern, REDCAP, regionalization, China
Session Type: Paper
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Hägerstrand online: A methodical template for the analysis of space-time trajectories in collaborations
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Authors: Alice Melchior*, HCU Hamburg, Benjamin Schiemer, JKU Linz, Gernot Grabher, HCU Hamburg
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Hägerstrand, Time-Geography, virtuality, collaboration, laboratory, studio
Session Type: Paper
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Harnessing spatial justice in the Southern ‘terrain’: Regional inequalities, marginalization and social resilience in the era of austerity
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Authors: Apostolos Papadopoulos*, Harokopio University, Department of Geography, Loukia-Maria Fratsea, Harokopio University, Department of Geography
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Planning Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: spatial justice, territorial cohesion, Greece, austerity, inequalities
Session Type: Paper
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Has the high-speed transportation system made Megacities larger in China?
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Authors: Haoying Han*, Zhejiang University
Topics: Regional Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, China
Keywords: expressway, high-speed railway, China, polarization
Session Type: Paper
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Haunting closures: Sovereign power, camp closures, and fear in everyday life
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Authors: Yolanda Weima*, York University
Topics: Political Geography, Africa
Keywords: Camps, Refugees, Violence, Security, Haunting
Session Type: Paper
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Headwater stream and riparian zone mapping with UAV multi-sensor data
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Authors: Ethan Shavers*, United States Geological Survey, Larry Stanislawski, United States Geological Survey
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geomorphology, Earth Science
Keywords: Headwater streams, hydrology, UAV, lidar
Session Type: Paper
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Health Care Accessibility and Individuals’ Health Seeking Behavior: A Case Study in Shanghai, China.
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Authors: Yue Shen*, East China Normal University, Yinhua Tao, Peking University
Topics: Geography and Urban Health, Urban Geography, China
Keywords: health seeking behavior; accessibility; medtical security system; Shanghai
Session Type: Paper
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Health Disparities Analysis Based on Spatial Statistics of Health Data
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Authors: Kun Qin*, Wuhan University, Qixin Wang, Wuhan University, Wenjie Guo, Wuhan University
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Health disparities; spatial statistical analysis; medical resources; health conditions; spatial distribution
Session Type: Paper
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Health Literacy on Cholera: A Qualitative Examination of Social Context of Health Decision-Making and Access to Health Information in James Town, Accra.
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Authors: Raymond Tutu*, Delaware State University, Sangeeta Gupta, Delaware State University, Janice Busingye, Kampala International University
Topics: Africa, Geography and Urban Health, Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: Health Literacy, Ghana, Africa, Cholera, Foodborne Diseases, Informal Settlements
Session Type: Paper
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Health related Ecosystem Services provided by Public Parks and Open Spaces vs Total Greenspace.
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Authors: Reginald Archer*, Tennessee State University
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Medical and Health Geography, Geography and Urban Health
Keywords: ecosystem services, public parks, greenspace, health, pollution, nlcd
Session Type: Poster
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Health Risk and the Rent Gap: Changing Birth Outcomes for Low-income Women in Gentrifying Neighborhoods
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Authors: Sara McLafferty*, University of Illinois
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Gender, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: health inequalities, gentrification, women's health
Session Type: Paper
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Health, race, and economy in the US blood industry
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Authors: Kelsey Johnson*,
Topics: Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: race, health, blood donation
Session Type: Paper
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Healthy urban soundscapes? Initial exploration of natural sounds and stress in Detroit
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Authors: Amber Pearson*, Michigan State University, Rachel Buxton, Colorado State University, Claudia Allou, Michigan State University
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: cities, stress, natural soundscapes, biophilia, anxiety, birdsong
Session Type: Paper
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Heat waves and fatal traffic crashes in the continental United States
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Authors: Connor Wu*, Department of Spatial Informatics, College of Arts and Sciences, Troy University, Benjamin Zaitchik, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts & Sciences, Johns Hopkins University, Julia Gohlke, Department of Population Health Sciences, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech
Topics: Transportation Geography, Hazards and Vulnerability, United States
Keywords: Climate change; Heat waves; Fatal traffic crashes; Traffic safety; Case-crossover design
Session Type: Paper
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Henson Branch Revisited: Holocene Environmental Dynamics in Western Tennessee
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Authors: Mathew Boehm*, Department of Geography, University of Tennessee, Sally Horn, Department of Geography, The University of Tennessee, Matthew Kerr, Department of Geography, The University of Tennessee, Steven Driese, Department of Geosciences, Baylor University, Chad Lane, Department of Earth and Ocean Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Topics: Paleoenvironmental Change, Biogeography, Physical Geography
Keywords: Fire, Vegetation, Climate, Multi-proxy, Tennessee, Paleoenvironments
Session Type: Paper
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Heritage and its Discontents: Newar Urbanism and the Political Economy of Everyday Life
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Authors: Sabin Ninglekhu*, , Patrick Daly, Earth Observatory of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Pia Hollenbach, University of Zurich
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Hazards and Vulnerability, Urban Geography
Keywords: Heritage, Kathmandu, Justice, City, Disaster, Planning
Session Type: Paper
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Heritage as negotiation: an approach from ANT and Assemblage Theory
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Authors: Julia Binder*, BTU Cottbus
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Human-Environment Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Heritage, ANT, qualitative methods
Session Type: Paper
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Heroes and ordinaries: Examining constrained and self-conflicted lives in debt geographies
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Authors: Esra Alkim Karaagac*, University of Waterloo
Topics: Economic Geography, Political Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: debt, subjectivities, everyday life, feminist geography, economic geography, Turkey
Session Type: Paper
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Heterogeneous change agency in rural tourism
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Authors: Nora Bækkelund*, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
Topics: Economic Geography, Tourism Geography
Keywords: EEG, path creation, agency, tourism
Session Type: Paper
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Heteronormativity and Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Housing: The Case of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
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Authors: Spencer Nelson*, McGill University
Topics: Urban Geography, Sexuality, Canada
Keywords: urban geography; queer geographies; heteronormativity; housing; policy; discourse; family; domesticity; Vancouver; Canada
Session Type: Paper
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HGIS for evaluating routes development in the Negev region (Israel) during the 20th century
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Authors: Motti Zohar*,
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Historical Geography, Middle East
Keywords: HGIS, historical maps; Palestine; Newcombe; Routes
Session Type: Paper
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Hidden in the most visible place: Measuring visual accessibility and social performance of urban kiosks
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Authors: Asya Natapov*, UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, Helena Grinshpun, Faculty of Humanities, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Topics: Urban Geography, Human-Environment Geography, Middle East
Keywords: Urban structure and form, spatial cognition, environmental familiarity, social encounter, visibility graphs, kiosks
Session Type: Paper
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High Resolution Land Cover Mapping across the Conterminous USA using Deep Learning
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Authors: Amin Tayyebi*, ESRI, Daniel Wilson, ESRI, Omar Maher, ESRI, Shairoz Sohail, ESRI
Topics: Global Change, Land Use, United States
Keywords: Land Cover, NAIP Image, Deep Learning, High Resolution, Ecosystem Services
Session Type: Paper
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High spatial resolution land cover mapping of a complex urban-rural desert landscape
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Authors: Michaela Buenemann*, New Mexico State University
Topics: Remote Sensing, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Arid Regions
Keywords: remote sensing, land cover, desert, WorldView-3, NAIP
Session Type: Paper
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High-Resolution Data Supports Precision Conservation in the Susquehanna
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Authors: Emily Mills*, Chesapeake Conservancy
Topics: Land Use and Land Cover Change, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: land cover, streams, high-resolution data, Chesapeake Bay, restoration
Session Type: Paper
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High-resolution water consumption estimates based on open information
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Authors: Xue Li*, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Timothy Mcpherson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: water consumption, spatial and temporal disaggregation, open information
Session Type: Paper
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High-rise Housing in Shenzhen
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Authors: Ian MacLachlan*, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, Yue Gong, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, Yu Zhang, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School
Topics: China, Urban Geography, Planning Geography
Keywords: high-rise apartments, skyscrapers, urban housing, Shenzhen
Session Type: Guided Poster
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High-Speed Rail and the development of interlocking firm networks of the knowledge economy in Germany and Europe
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Authors: Fabian Wenner*, Technical University of Munich, Chair of Urban Development, Michael Bentlage, Technical University of Munich, Chair of Urban Development, Alain Thierstein, Technical University of Munich, Chair of Urban Development
Topics: Economic Geography, Transportation Geography, Europe
Keywords: High Speed Rail, Knowledge Economy, Firm Networks, Accessibility
Session Type: Paper
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High-standard prime farmland planning based on AHP-TOPSIS modle
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Authors: Zhibin Xue*,
Topics: Land Use
Keywords: high-standard prime farmland;farmland quality;AHP-TOPSIS modle; construction procedure.
Session Type: Lightning Paper
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High-tech manufacturing clusters, knowledge specialisation and innovation systems
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Authors: Markus Steen, Department of Technology Management, SINTEF Digital, Trondheim , Asbjørn Karlsen, Department of Geography, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Henrik Brynthe Lund*, Department of Geography, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: clusters, innovation system, manufacturing, Industry 4.0
Session Type: Paper
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Hipster-driven gentrification as metonymic movement of desire
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Authors: JAEYEON LEE*, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Topics: Landscape, Social Theory, Asia
Keywords: Lacanian Landscapes, Hipster, gentrification, hysteric subject, neoliberal capitalism, metonymic movement of desire
Session Type: Paper
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Historic Preservation and Gentrification in Seoul
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Authors: MyungIn Ji*, University of Kentucky
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography, Land Use
Keywords: Preservation, Development, City Planning, Property Control, Gentrification
Session Type: Paper
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Historical and Future Changes in the Length of the Vernal Window in the Northeastern United States
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Authors: Alexandra Contosta*, University of New Hampshire, Elizabeth Burakowski, University of New Hampshire, Danielle Grogan, University of New Hampshire
Topics: Environmental Science, Climatology and Meteorology, Cryosphere
Keywords: climate change, seasonal snow cover, phenology, vernal window, ecosystem function
Session Type: Paper
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Historical and Future Climate in the Northeastern United States, 1980-2099
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Authors: Elizabeth Burakowski*, University of New Hampshire, Danielle Grogan, University of New Hampshire, Cameron Wake, University of New Hampshire
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology, Water Resources and Hydrology, Environmental Science
Keywords: climate, northeastern US, snow, climate change, hydrology
Session Type: Paper
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Historical Geographies of Extreme Weather Events: Using the Archives to Retrace the 1839 Hurricane in the British North Atlantic
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Authors: Kirsten Greer*, Nipissing University, Cary Mock*, University of South Carolina, Adam Csank, University of Nevada, Reno, Victoria Slonosky, Canadian Historical Data Rescue, McGill University, Simon Naylor , University of Glasgow
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology, Historical Geography, Global Change
Keywords: Hurricane, Law of Storms, Canadian Maritimes, Bermuda, Trans-Imperial networks
Session Type: Paper
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Historical natures and archival research: The production of historical space through content curation and clip files.
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Authors: John-Henry Pitas*, University of Maryland - Baltimore County
Topics: Historical Geography, Geographic Thought, Qualitative Research
Keywords: historical geography, archival methods, historical nature, production of space, Baltimore
Session Type: Paper
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Historical Political Ecology Meets Posthuman Political Ecology in the Archive
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Authors: Rod Neumann*, Florida International University
Topics: Historical Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology, Animal Geographies
Keywords: more-than-human, animal geographies, research methods
Session Type: Paper
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Historical Shoreline Change Analysis: A Case Study on the Town of Jupiter, Florida
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Authors: Ty Briggs*, Florida Atlantic University, Tiffany Roberts Briggs, Florida Atlantic University
Topics: Coastal and Marine, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Sustainability Science
Keywords: GIS, Shoreline Dynamics, Hard Engineering, transects,
Session Type: Paper
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Historicize, spatialize, always: on the comparative recomposition of the colonial relation
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Authors: Stefan Kipfer*, York University
Topics: Europe, Canada, Political Geography
Keywords: Relational comparison, the colonial relation, urban research
Session Type: Paper
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HIV Responsibilization: Stigma, Disclosure, and Care in the Age of 90-90-90
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Authors: Brian King*, Pennsylvania State University
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology, Development
Keywords: HIV, stigma, responsibility, South Africa, care
Session Type: Paper
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Hollowing the brokers: Street level bureaucracies, network failures, and their implications for American industrial policy.
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Authors: Joshua Whitford*,
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Economic Development, Regions, reinstitutionalizing equity
Session Type: Paper
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Holocaust Mobilities: Beyond the Mapping, Stressing the Narratives
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Authors: Seth Kudym*, University of Nebraska - Omaha
Topics: Historical Geography, Temporal GIS, Qualitative Research
Keywords: HGIS, temporal, mobilities, digital, humanities, GIS, Holocaust
Session Type: Paper
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Homelessness and the turbulent cycle of displacement
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Authors: Jessie Speer*,
Topics: Urban Geography, United States, Cultural Geography
Keywords: homelessness, displacement, memoir, oral history, home, housing, domesticity, mobility
Session Type: Paper
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Homonationalism and human rights in sub-Saharan Africa: critical reflections to enable stronger transnational solidarity
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Authors: Andrew Tucker*, African Centre for Cities
Topics: Sexuality, Africa
Keywords: homonationalism, human rights, sub-Saharan Africa, sexuality, post-colonial nationalism, HIV/AIDS
Session Type: Paper
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Horizontal drilling, property, and access: securing subterranean territories of oil and gas extraction
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Authors: Nicholas Schuelke*, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: oil and gas, property, access, Colorado
Session Type: Paper
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