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Whiteness as Post-Socialist Property: Rethinking Property Transformation through the Racist Logic of Eviction and Expropriation in Budapest, Hungary
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Authors: Jonathan McCombs*, University of Georgia
Topics: Urban Geography, Ethnicity and Race, East Europe
Keywords: Urban geography, racial capitalism, post-socialism, Roma, Budapest, Hungary
Session Type: Paper
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Who benefits? Commodification of wildlife and the geographical transfer of value in the tou- rism GPN in Namibia
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Authors: Linus Kalvelage*, University of Cologne, Javier Revilla Diez, University of Cologne
Topics: Development, Africa
Keywords: GPN, tourism, gateway city, CBNRM, conservation
Session Type: Paper
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Who can be In the Wake? Caste as Racialized Assemblages
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Authors: Pallavi Gupta*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography, Legal Geography
Keywords: Caste, Racialized Assemblages, Wake Work, Life and Death, Personhood, Law
Session Type: Paper
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Who cares? Trans experiences within and beyond hegemonic spaces of care
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Authors: Theodore Davenport*, University of Washington
Topics: Gender, Historical Geography
Keywords: transgender, care geographies, feminist geography
Session Type: Paper
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Who experienced the most housing price variance and why? A longitudinal housing transaction analysis in GTHA
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Authors: Yu (Billie) Zhang*, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Toronto
Topics: Urban Geography, Canada, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Housing price, housing market variation, longitudinal analysis, Toronto
Session Type: Paper
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Who has access to green infrastructure funding? A review of municipal incentive programs
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Authors: Marissa Matsler*, Cary Institute, Micheal Finewood, Pace University, Zenya Ledermann, Eckerd College, Olivia Pierce, Pace University
Topics: Urban Geography, Planning Geography
Keywords: green infrastructure, environmental justice
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Who is my boss? Exploring the role of an emerging artist in a capital of culture and creativity
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Authors: Kristina Karvelyte*, Ming Chuan University
Topics: Urban Geography, Asia, Social Geography
Keywords: culture-led regeneration, urban cultural policy, emerging artists, cultural labour, Taipei
Session Type: Paper
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Who is telling the story of climate change with maps? The surprising cartographic silence of the far right
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Authors: Carolyn Fish*, University of Oregon
Topics: Cartography, Political Geography, Communication
Keywords: alt-right, far right, maps, climate change, disinformation, fake news, post-truth
Session Type: Paper
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Who is Ukrainian? Crimean Tatars and Contemporary Discourses of Ukrainian Nationhood
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Authors: Austin Charron*, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Topics: Eurasia, Ethnicity and Race, Indigenous Peoples
Keywords: Ukraine, Crimea, ethnonationalism, civic nationalism, internal displacement
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Who owns African disaster risk? From responsibility to subsidy, from insurance to adaptation
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Authors: Leigh Johnson*, University of Oregon
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Development, Economic Geography
Keywords: Insurance, finance, Africa, drought
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Who will respond?: The temporalities that legitimized actors during the May 2014 floods in Serbia
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Authors: Ruth Trumble*, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Topics: Political Geography, Hazards and Vulnerability, East Europe
Keywords: temporality, geopolitics, distributed preparedness, emergency response, flood
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Who Wins and Loses from “No Net Loss”?: Results from Analysis of Socioeconomic and Participatory Differences in Compensatory Mitigation in New Hampshire
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Authors: Simone Chapman*, , Catherine Ashcraft, University of New Hampshire
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Natural Resources
Keywords: Compensatory mitigation; environmental justice; GIS; Clean Water Act
Session Type: Paper
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Who’s data? Who’s work? Articulations and resistances in the labors of everyday geographic data.
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Authors: Craig Dalton*, Hofstra University, Jim Thatcher, University of Washington-Tacoma
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: data, surveillance, everyday life, resistance
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Whose city? Shanghai between a global and worlding city
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Authors: Yanpeng Jiang*, East China Normal University
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, China
Keywords: global city; port city; capitalization; Shanghai
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Whose futures matter? The contested un/making of Tanzanian rural futures
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Authors: Rene Vesper*,
Topics: Political Geography, Africa, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: Political Ecology, Gramsci, future-making, Tanzania, rural, social-ecological transformation
Session Type: Paper
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Whose streets, whose state? Territorializing whiteness in the Northwest
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Authors: Robin Wright*, University of Minnesota - Minneapolis
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Rural Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: territory, race, whiteness,
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Why ‘pan-‘? The appeal and limits of Pan-Africanism in the struggle to remake the interwar world
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Authors: Jake Hodder*, University of Nottingham
Topics: Historical Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: pan-movements, pan-africanism, internationalism, geopolitics
Session Type: Paper
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Why Academics Should Study the Supply Chains of Individual Corporations
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Authors: Joshua Newell*, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan, Benjamin Goldstein, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan
Topics: Economic Geography, Environment, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Corporations, Spatial Fix, Supply Chains, Global Production Networks
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Why are we stuck in the (colonial) desert? Interrogating the Staying Power of the Food Desert Metaphor
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Authors: Erica Zurawski*, University of California Santa Cruz
Topics: Food Systems, Human-Environment Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: food deserts, Black geographies, food justice, wastelanding
Session Type: Paper
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Why didn't I get a payout? Understanding Farmer Decision Making, Index Insurance, and Basis Risk
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Authors: S. Lucille Blakeley*, University of California, Stuart Sweeney, University of California, Santa Barbara, Daniel Osgood, International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia University
Topics: Development, Africa, Economic Geography
Keywords: index insurance, farmers, agriculture, development, risk management
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Why perceptions matter? Analysis of perceived accessibility in relation to individual attitudes and travel behavior
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Authors: Anna-Lena Van Der Vlugt*,
Topics: Transportation Geography
Keywords: Perceived Accessibility, Attitudes, Mobility Behavior
Session Type: Paper
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Why photovoice? Documenting Geographical Issues and their Consequences Using Photovoice as Pedagogical Tool in Geography Education
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Authors: Chulki Cho*, Kyungpook National University / Western Michigan University, Byung-Yeon Kim, Dasa High School, Joseph Stoltman, Western Michigan University
Topics: Geography Education
Keywords: photovoice, critical pedagogy, active learning, citizenship, authentic learning, assessment, social justice and change
Session Type: Paper
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Why some technological combinations are more likely to drive innovation than others
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Authors: Frank van der Wouden*, University of Hong Kong, Hyejin Youn, Kellogg School of Management - Northwestern University, Gianluca Carnabuci, ESMT
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: technological change, innovation, combination, patents, adjacent possible
Session Type: Paper
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Wicked Problems and Thorny Solutions
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Authors: E. Melanie DuPuis*, Pace University, E. Melanie DuPuis, Pace University
Topics: Environment, Food Systems, Sustainability Science
Keywords: climate change, wicked problems, meat, coastal resilience,
Session Type: Paper
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Wiki-urbanism: The politics of writing and curating Delhi’s gendered margins in open knowledge platforms
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Authors: Ayona Datta*, University College London, Padmini Ray Murray, Design Beku
Topics: Urban Geography, Gender, Women
Keywords: Wikipedia, urban margins, city, gender, platforms, Delhi, India, network
Session Type: Paper
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Wild Attachments: how new human-wildlife relations emerge from rapid ecological change
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Authors: Sarah Crowley*, University of Exeter
Topics: Animal Geographies, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: wildlife management, conservation, environmental conflict, human-animal relations, nonhuman charisma
Session Type: Paper
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Wild Country: Re-centering Indigenous communities in national parks through collaborative management
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Authors: Susannah Maher*,
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Land Use
Keywords: Settler Colonialism, national parks, federal land management, collaborative management, Indigenous communities
Session Type: Paper
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Wildfire evacuation modeling in the big data era: Challenges and opportunities
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Authors: Dapeng Li*, South Dakota State University
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: wildfire evacuation, big data, system coupling, computer models, GIS
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Wildfire Maps: Historical Evolution and Future Development.
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Authors: Mark Leipnik*, Sam Houston State University, Marie Mangus, Sam Houston State University
Topics: Cartography, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Human Rights
Keywords: wildfire, cartographic design, GIS
Session Type: Paper
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Wildfire Policy Challenge in the United States: Implications for Wildfire Risk Reduction in 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, Climatology and Meteorology, Land Use and Land Cover Change
Keywords: Wildfire, Policy, United States, Forest land owners, land use change, Wildland Urban Interface (WUI), Climate change, wildfire risk reduction
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Wildfire, invasion, and native plant regeneration in montane forests of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
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Authors: Nathan Gill*, Texas Tech University, Tali Hamilton, Texas Tech University, Stephanie Yelenik, U.S. Geological Survey, Tara Durboraw, Texas Tech University, Jeff Stallman, U.S. Geological Survey
Topics: Biogeography, Mountain Environments
Keywords: disturbance, pyrogeography, biological invasions
Session Type: Paper
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Will plants make the world wetter or drier?
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Authors: Justin Mankin*, Department of Geography, Dartmouth College
Topics: Global Change, Water Resources and Hydrology, Climatology and Meteorology
Keywords: water availability, hydroclimate, drought, climate change, climate models, CMIP
Session Type: Paper
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Wind Power and the Uneven Urban Fabric of Renewable Energy Transitions
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Authors: Joshua Cousins*, SUNY-ESF
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Energy
Keywords: political ecology, wind power, energy geography, urbanization, transitions
Session Type: Lightning Paper
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Wind, Waves and Empire: Maritime Environments and the Development of the Venetian Stato Da Mar.
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Authors: John Nicovich*, William Carey University
Topics: Historical Geography, Coastal and Marine, Political Geography
Keywords: Historical Geography, Maritime Geography, Venice, Empire
Session Type: Paper
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Winds of change? Socio-environmental dynamics of wind power expansion in northeastern Brazil
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Authors: Michael Klingler*, Institute for Sustainable Economic Development, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, Johannes Schmidt, Institute for Sustainable Economic Development, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, Olga Turkovska, Institute for Sustainable Economic Development, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna
Topics: Energy, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: energy geographies, wind power, brazil
Session Type: Lightning Paper
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Without Place?: A Dispersed Queer Community’s Response to Gentrification
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Authors: Rachael Cofield*, Florida State University
Topics: Sexuality, Urban Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: queer, gentrification, urban, culture, LGBTQ
Session Type: Paper
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Women constructing alternatives to rice production to maintain their land: a feminist political ecology approach
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Authors: Natalia Landivar*, University of Manitoba
Topics: Food Systems, Gender
Keywords: land, feminist political ecology, food sovereignty, monocrops
Session Type: Paper
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Women, labour and the circulation of value in informal scrap economies
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Authors: Cynthia Morinville*, University of Toronto
Topics: Economic Geography, Gender, Asia
Keywords: women, labour, value, e-waste, scrap economy
Session Type: Paper
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Women’s global fisheries participation: an approach to expanding geographic, thematic, and methodological coverage
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Authors: Marysia Szymkowiak*, NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Melissa Rhodes-Reese, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission
Topics: Women, Coastal and Marine, Gender
Keywords: women; fisheries; mixed-methods; marine policy
Session Type: Paper
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Work without workers: Legal-ontological and lived ambiguities in definitions of ‘worker’ and ‘workplace’ in the industrial agricultural context in Canada
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Authors: Emily Reid-Musson*, University of Waterloo, Mary Beckie, University of Alberta, Ellen MacEachen, University of Waterloo, Lars Hallstrom, University of Alberta, Meaghan Mechler, University of Guelph
Topics: Economic Geography, Gender, Legal Geography
Keywords: family farms; labor geography; ontology; workplace health and safety
Session Type: Paper
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Working and Schooling: A critical geography of early 20th C. child labor and compulsory education laws in the US
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Authors: Meghan Cope*, University of Vermont
Topics: Historical Geography, Qualitative Research, Legal Geography
Keywords: childhood, historical, legal, gender, Black geographies
Session Type: Paper
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Working on the Move: Labor Migration to the Arabian Gulf
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Authors: Robert Bridi*,
Topics: Economic Geography, Middle East
Keywords: Capital, Labor, Primitive Accumulation, Migrant, Gulf Cooperation Council
Session Type: Paper
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World City Network Analysis and the Curious Omission of Offshore Tax Dodging: Addressing the Multi-Trillion Dollar Elephant in the Room
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Authors: Michael Tyrala*, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: World City Network Analysis, Offshore Tax Dodging, Interlocking Network Model, Advanced Producer Services Firms, Tax Havens
Session Type: Paper
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worldgeographyonline.com
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Authors: Bret Wallach*, University Of Oklahoma
Topics: Geography Education
Keywords: world geography, geography online
Session Type: Paper
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Worth the wait and hype? Gentrification, anxiety, and the hipster geographies of boutique ice cream
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Authors: Bryan Mark*, York University
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: gentrification, anxiety, FoMO, Instagram, hipster
Session Type: Paper
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Yosemite All Hazards Region Geospatial Coordination Group (YAHR): Enabling Effective Interagency Coordination and Communication across Pairings of Complementary Digital Platforms
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Authors: Madeline Brown*,
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Geographic Information Systems, Socio-Technical Networks, Wildland-Urban Interface, Yosemite National Park, Emergency Response, Interagency Coordination, Complexity
Session Type: Paper
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Yosemite Wilderness: Making backcountry experience legible for management and use
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Authors: Jeffrey Jenkins*, University of California - Merced
Topics: Recreational and Sport Geography, Tourism Geography, Historical Geography
Keywords: wilderness, national park, Yosemite, legibility, visitor use management
Session Type: Paper
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Young Adults’ Re-mappings of the City: Co-generating Knowledge through Feminist Ethnography
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Authors: Raksha Vasudevan*, University of Texas - Austin
Topics: Gender, Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography
Keywords: young adults, Dominican Republic, body mapping, mapping, feminist ethnography
Session Type: Paper
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Young Families’ Mobility Practices in a car-addicted country – The Case of Rhine-Ruhr Metropolitan Area, Germany
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Authors: Eric Suder*, RWTH Aachen, Germany
Topics: Transportation Geography, Social Geography, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: mobility, families, social exclusion, mode choice
Session Type: Paper
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Youth as Death: the Afterlives of Apartheid
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Authors: Abigail Neely*, Dartmouth College
Topics: Cultural Geography, Africa, Political Geography
Keywords: death, afterlife, South Africa, racial capitalism
Session Type: Paper
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