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"We have our own cultural ways of being in nature": Black Americans and National Parks

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Authors: Aby Sene-Harper*, Clemson University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Recreational and Sport Geography
Keywords: African Americans ; National Parks; Nature Tourism; Race
Session Type: Paper
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"What if they post my video on their facebook?" Where Digital Surveillance, Policing, and Young Children Meet

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Authors: Emily Kaufman*, University of Kentucky
Topics: Political Geography, Legal Geography, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: Policing, law enforcement, digital surveillance, children, qualitative visual methods, big data, social media, story mapping
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

"Whereas speaking, itself, is defiance": Embodiment and Resistance in WHEREAS by Layli Long Soldier

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Authors: Liandra Skenandore*,
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Women
Keywords: poetry, embodiment, resistance, sovereignty, language
Session Type: Paper
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"You can get anywhere with this": Fare payment media and mobility's materialities

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Authors: Joseph Gallagher*, University of Oklahoma
Topics: Transportation Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: mobility, fare, smartcards
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

#PublicArt: Leveraging Digital Mediation to Visualize (In)formal Networks of Creative Practice

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Authors: Jessica Breen*, University of Kentucky
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: public art, digital mediation, community engagement
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

#StopAdani: The Landscape of Environmental Activism in Australia

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Authors: Michael Rupic*, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
Topics: Australia and New Zealand, Cultural and Political Ecology, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Australia/Oceania, Coal Mining, Natural Resources, Human-Environment Interactions, Environmental Discourses, Social Movements, Political Ecology/Economy, Social Media, Environmental Activism
Session Type: Poster
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(im)mobility in Cuba: a feminist geopolitical perspective

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Authors: John Henry*, University of Kansas
Topics: Political Geography, Latin America
Keywords: Feminist Geopolitics, (im)mobility, Slow Violence, Cuba, Embodiment
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(In)formalizing China’s urban entrepreneurial space: state, market, and society

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Authors: Yawei Zhao*, University of Calgary
Topics: Urban Geography, China, Asia
Keywords: Informal economy, urban entrepreneurship, China
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual Track 3
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(In)visible women: Representation and Conceptualization of Gender in Water Governance and Management

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Authors: Jaclyn Best*, Oregon State University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Gender, Women
Keywords: water governance, water management, women, gender, gender representation, river basin organizations
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual Track 1
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(Over) designed layouts and urban complexity: uncovering disurban spatial patterns in later urban growths and their impact on the city’s part-whole structure.

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Authors: Melissa Barrientos*, The Bartlett School of Planning, University College London
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Designed spatial patterns, Urban Complexity, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Urban Morphology, Network Science.
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(Re)inhabiting the body and the quiet activism of mindfulness

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Authors: Chloe Asker*, University of Exeter
Topics: Cultural Geography, Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: Mindfulness; quiet activism; corporeogeography; ethnography
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(Re)producing the selva: parallel world-making through settler colonial territoriality and decolonization

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Authors: Elizabeth Shoffner*, University of Washington
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Indigenous Peoples, Latin America
Keywords: Settler colonialism, environmental management, conservation, decolonization
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

(Un)making intersectional subjectivities through affective politics of digital technologies

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Authors: Siewying Shee*, National University Of Singapore
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Social Geography, Cyberinfrastructure
Keywords: Affect, subjectivities, intersectionality, digital technologies, digital health, Singapore
Session Type: Paper
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Topics: Food Systems
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¡Que vivan las acequias! - definitions and a meta-analysis

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Authors: Mireille Tian*, New Mexico State University, Jamie Aguirre, New Mexico State University, Michaela Buenemann, New Mexico State University, Eric Magrane, New Mexico State University
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Environment, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: acequias, socio-ecological systems, U.S. Southwest
Session Type: Poster
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‘A David and Goliath kind of thing’: Oil spills on the Yellowstone River and an evolving truth regime

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Authors: Susan Gilbertz*, Montana State University-Billings
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Cultural Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: environmental justice, truth regimes, discourse analysis, river morphology, oil spill, Yellowstone River
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘A Tale of Two Croatias’: How Club Football (Soccer) Teams Produce Radical Regional Divides in Croatia’s National Identity

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Authors: Dustin Tsai*, University of California, Davis
Topics: Recreational and Sport Geography, East Europe, Political Geography
Keywords: sports, soccer, regionalism, football, nationalism, Croatia, hooliganism, radical, Yugoslavia
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Catching the Value in the Value Chain’: SOE’s, State Capitalism, and Strategic Coupling in South Africa’s Automotive Sector

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Authors: Ricardo Reboredo*, Trinity College Dublin
Topics: Economic Geography, Africa
Keywords: State capitalism, China Africa, Development, South Africa
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Curricular Mapping’: A Case Study of Civic Engagement in Geography

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Authors: Laura Smith*, Macalester College
Topics: Geography Education
Keywords: community partnerships, civic engagement, participatory research, geography education, assessment
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Data depleted darkness’ : Anaesthetic undergrounds?

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Authors: Harriet Hawkins*, Royal Holloway, University of London
Topics: Cultural Geography
Keywords: undergrounds, subterranean, anaesthetic, art,
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Homegrown’ Smart Cities: empowering or deregulating Indian municipal government?

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Authors: Persis Taraporevala*, King's College London
Topics: Legal Geography, Urban Geography, Asia
Keywords: Legal Geography, Smart Cities, Governance, Entrepreneurial Cities, India, Cities, Urban,
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Let them sing!’ The paradoxes of gender mainstreaming in urban policy and urban scholarship

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Authors: Elsa Koleth*, York University
Topics: Urban Geography, Women, Political Geography
Keywords: urban policy, SDGs, World Urban Forum, gender, feminism
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Liberal Violence’: Displacing and concealing racial border violence at the edge of EUrope.

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Authors: Arshad Isakjee*, University of Liveprool, Thom Davies*, University of Nottingham
Topics: Migration, Ethnicity and Race, Political Geography
Keywords: Refugees, violence, bordes, race, liberalism, migration
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘My Body is a Sacrifice Zone’: Place-Based Analysis of Sexual Violence Against Indigenous Women

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Authors: Annita Lucchesi*, University of Arizona - Geography & Development
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Gender, Legal Geography
Keywords: Indigenous, gender violence, sexual violence, environmental justice, feminist geographies
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘National Landing’: An Analysis of City Competitiveness and the Site Selection Process for Amazon’s Second Headquarters

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Authors: Kieran Collinson*, George Washington University
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Business Geography
Keywords: Amazon Second Headquarters (HQ2), Competitiveness of Cities, City Hierarchy, Place Branding, National Landing, Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Business Geography
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Not the Blue Mosque, where would you like to take me?’ Place Making through the narratives of taxi drivers in Istanbul.

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Authors: Sharon Wilson*, Northumbria University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Transportation Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: automobilities, tourism, placemaking, resistance, socialities
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘One thing leads to another’, but where? – Gateway cities and the geography of production linkages

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Authors: Moritz Breul*, University of Cologne
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Production linkages; Oil and gas; Extractive industries; Gateway cities; Southeast Asia
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Pan-Pacific’ Echoes: The Past, Present and Future of a Sub-Global Imaginary

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Authors: Sean Phillips*, University of Oxford
Topics: Historical Geography, Pacific Rim, Asia
Keywords: Regionalism, History, Geopolitics, Spatiality, Asia-Pacific, Pacific, North America, Hawaii, Australasia, East Asia
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Proximity’ and the redistribution of knowledge resources

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Authors: Kirsten Martinus*, The University of Western Australia
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Regional Geography
Keywords: proximity, innovation, regional development, economic geography, spatial inequality
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Soft Power’ and the Impact of the Bui Hydropower dam on China – Ghana Relationship

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Authors: Kwame Adovor*, University of Minnesota
Topics: Africa, Development, China
Keywords: Bui Ghana, Hydropower dam, China, Africa, soft power
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Survival first, health second’: Geographies of Environmental Racism and the M(other)work of Promotoras de Salud

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Authors: Cristina Faiver-Serna*,
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Gender, Geography and Urban Health
Keywords: Latinx geographies, critical environmental justice, spatial fix, neoliberal governance, racial capitalism
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Thrown into an ocean not knowing how to swim’: the temporalities of place-making among Ethiopian Australians in Melbourne

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Authors: Goshu Tefera*, Monash University
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Urban Geography, Africa
Keywords: Settlement, Place-making, Pace of life
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/9/2020
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual Track 2
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Violent trajectories’: A space-time analysis of organised violence in Nigeria

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Authors: Nick Dorward*, , Levi Wolf, University of Bristol, Sean Fox, University of Bristol
Topics: Political Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Africa
Keywords: sequence analysis, organised violence, Nigeria
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘We want to make neighbourhoods for people, not for investors’: Gentrification as urban strategy and the politics of mobilising land as a financial asset in Antwerp, Belgium

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Authors: Callum Ward*, University College London
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Antwerp, Planning Gains, Financialisation, Land, Neoliberalisation, Gentrification
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘You can’t value what you can’t measure:’ A critical look at forest carbon accounting

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Authors: Lauren Gifford*, University of Colorado, Boulder
Topics: Environment, Natural Resources, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: Forest carbon offsets, carbon markets, carbon accounting, climate change, climate finance
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘You have time—you sit with them and their everything’: Listening as caring practice in research relationships

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Authors: Kelsey Hanrahan*,
Topics: Field Methods, Africa, Cultural Geography
Keywords: care, listening, Ghana, ethnography
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

‘Young, Educated, and Talented’: Downtown Detroit’s Rebranding Strategy and the Eviction of Seniors from Affordable Housing

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Authors: Lisa Berglund*, Dalhousie University, Tam Perry, Wayne State University, Evan Villenueve, University of Michigan, Julie Mah, University of Toronto, Claudia Sanford, United Community Housing Coalition
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography
Keywords: Detroit, Gentrification, Displacement, Branding, Seniors
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“ ‘To Hell With Urban Renewal:’ Resolving the Cultural Legacy of a Federal Housing Program”

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Authors: Sarah Hosman*, Drexel University
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Urban Geography, Urban Renewal, Student Neighborhoods, Gentrification, Neighborhoods, Neighborhood Identity, Residential Development
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“‘Let’s All Go to the Marae’: Manākitanga (Hospitality) in Māori Disaster Management”

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Authors: Zoltan Grossman*, The Evergreen State College
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Hazards and Vulnerability, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: Indigenous, Native, Maori, New Zealand, disaster, emergency, hazards, resilience, Indigenous-settler relations
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“A Pledge of Allegiance to the South:” Commemorating the Enslaved at Historic House Museums in Kansas City, Missouri

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Authors: Amy Potter*, Georgia Southern University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Cultural Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Tourism Geographies, Region, Slavery
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“All Our Relations”: Indigenous Conservation Governance and Reconciliation in Canada

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Authors: Justine Townsend*, University of Guelph
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Human-Environment Geography, Indigenous Peoples
Keywords: Indigenous-led conservation, conservation governance, decolonial conservation, Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas, political ecology of conservation, Canada, reconciliation
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Analyzing Conservation Management of North American Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) Sanctuaries”

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Authors: Colton Stokes*, University of Georgia, Fausto Sarmiento, University of Georgia - Adviser
Topics: Animal Geographies, Biogeography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: conservation, biodiversity, mammalian, wolf, California, Washington, Colorado, Sanctuary, Range
Session Type: Poster
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“As Germans and Europeans we must regain our digital sovereignty” – a renaissance of geopolitical thinking in the governing of the digital transformation?

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Authors: Georg Glasze*, Institute of Geography
Topics: Political Geography, Cyberinfrastructure, Legal Geography
Keywords: digital geography, politics of digitalisation, spaces of digitalisation, sovereignty claims, Germany, Europe, Globalization
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“As if my right of privacy and self-determination was somehow in bad taste”: A Discourse Analysis of Queer Syrian Refugee Activist Danny Ramadan

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Authors: Suad Jabr*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Migration, Sexuality, Middle East
Keywords: queer refugee activism, exceptional vulnerability, authenticity, deservingness, Orientalism, multiculturalism
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Assess your Risk”: Black Queer Futures in the Geographies of PrEP

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Authors: Aaron Mallory*, University of Minnesota - Minneapolis
Topics: Geography and Urban Health, Gender, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Health, HIV/AIDS, Queer of Color, PrEP, Risk
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Blind to the Landscape: Turkification in Occupied Istanbul”

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Authors: Amy Mills*, University of South Carolina
Topics: Cultural Geography, Urban Geography, Middle East
Keywords: ethnonationalism, urban landscape, humor, Turkey
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Climate ChangeS Cities" – from concept to implementation

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Authors: Karl-Heinz Otto*, Geographisches Institut Der Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Topics: Geography Education, Sustainability Science, Urban Geography
Keywords: Climate change, educational concept of climate change, observation sphere, laboratory sphere, sphere of action
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Code is the New Concrete”: Temporalities of the Platform Turn in Mobility Infrastructure

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Authors: John Stehlin*, University of North Carolina - Greensboro
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Transportation Geography
Keywords: infrastructure, temporality, platform capitalism, transportation, micromobility
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Cool” City? Urban Experiments in Heat Reflective Coatings

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Authors: V. Kelly Turner*, University of California Los Angeles, Ariane Middel, Arizona State University, Florian Schneider, Arizona State University, Zhang Yujia, Arizona State University, Matthew Stiller, Kent State University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: urban climate, design, field methods, environmental planning, urban heat island
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

“Don’t Drill That!”: Portable Scanning as a Tool for Minimally Destructive Dendrochronological Sampling of Wooden Cultural Heritage

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Authors: Brita Lorentzen*, Cornell University, Sturt Manning, Cornell University
Topics: Field Methods, Human-Environment Geography, Middle East
Keywords: dendrochronology, cultural heritage, scanning methods, wood conservation, Cyprus
Session Type: Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded