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Waking up from climate dreams. A return to phenomenology for a better understanding of climate and its changes
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Authors: Maximilian Gregor Hepach*, University of Cambridge
Topics: Geographic Theory, Human-Environment Geography, Anthropocene
Keywords: climate, climate change, phenomenology, post-phenomenology
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Walking the Elephant
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Authors: Luise Vormittag*, University of the Arts London
Topics: Communication, Social Geography
Keywords: illustration, community, participation, world-making
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Wall Street moves to the suburbs: assessing the effect of REIT ownership of single-family rental housing (SFR) on nearby house sales prices
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Authors: Suzanne Charles*, Cornell University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: single-family rental housing (SFR), financialization, real estate investment trusts (REITs)
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War in Donbas in the Context of Ukraine’s Regional Diversity
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Authors: Liza Skryzhevska*, Miami University of Ohio
Topics: East Europe, Development, Political Geography
Keywords: Ukraine, separatism, Donbas, uneven regional development
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Wash my hands with what? Global inequalities in resources required to stem the spread of COVID-19
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Authors: Susan Elliott*, University of Waterloo, Andrea Rishworth, Penn State University, Elijah Bisung, Queen's University, Sarah Dickin, Stockholm Environment Institute
Topics: Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: COVID-19, LMICs, Water sanitation & hygeine
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Wasted peripheries and uncertain futures: stories from Mumbai
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Authors: Sneha Sharma*, University of Bonn
Topics: Urban Geography, Asia
Keywords: waste, Mumbai, uncertainty, practices
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Watching the Watchers: Surveillance technologies and forest labour in the Corbett Tiger Reserve, India
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Authors: Trishant Simlai*,
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Environmental Science, Animal Geographies
Keywords: Conservation, Digital Technologies, Labour
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Water literacy: What we know about water
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Authors: Hillary Hamann*, University of Denver
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geography Education, Environmental Perception
Keywords: water literacy, water resources, water security, geography education, sustainability
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Water Operator Partnerships and Pro-Poor Service Provision: Evidence from Lilongwe, Malawi
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Authors: Andrea Beck*, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (alumna)
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Development, Africa
Keywords: Water Operator Partnerships (WOPs), pro-poor service provision, water access, non-revenue water, illegal connections, Malawi
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Water Publics and Black Spatial Politics in Newark, NJ
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Authors: Kessie Alexandre*, University of Washington
Topics: Political Geography, Ethnicity and Race, Urban Geography
Keywords: black geographies, environmental justice, water politics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Water Vulnerability Assessment at sub-basins level in Nepal
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Authors: Simon Brewer, Department of Geography, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA , Timothy Collins, Department of Geography, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA , Kripa Thapa*, , Summer Rupper, Department of Geography, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA
Topics: Cryosphere, Physical Geography, Asia
Keywords: Water Vulnerability Assessment, Nepal, glaciers, geography, cryosphere
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Watered Down Stewardship: How residential and state stewardship regimes inform juvenile tree survivorship.
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Authors: Nicholas Geron*,
Topics: Natural Resources, Environmental Science, Urban Geography
Keywords: urban forestry, survivorship, stewardship, agency theory, tree planting
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Wealth, Health, and Beyond: Do Rich Neighborhoods Protect Residents from COVID-19?
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Authors: Yue Gong*, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, Guochang Zhao, Southwest University of Finance and Economics
Topics: Geography and Urban Health, China
Keywords: pandemic; neighborhood; housing price; built environment; migration; governance
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West Coast Waters: Sustainable and Just Transitions under Scarcity
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Authors: Amanda Fencl*, Texas A&M
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Urban Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: sustainable transitions; urban water; climate change
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What analytical unit and landscape metrics are suitable to use in the analysis of spatial pattern?
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Authors: Puay Yok Tan, National University of Singapore, MAHYAR MASOUDI*, National University of Singapore & Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE), Aikeen Lim, Nanyang Technological University
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: spatial pattern, landscape metrics, spatial scale, resolution, analytical unit, modifiable area unit problem
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What best explains the willingness of private residents to plant pollinator beneficial plants: lifestyle, the luxury effect, or population density?
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Authors: Zoey Scancarello, Miami University, Jessica Stoyko*, Miami University, Amélie Davis, Miami University Department of Geography
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Natural Resources
Keywords: Peri-urban, urbanization gradient, human-environment interactions, land cover change, pollinators, pollinator plants.
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What can we larn about the ‘country ownership’ of international climate finance by employing a relational conception of scale?
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Authors: Jon Barnes*, London School of Economics
Topics: Energy, Africa, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: Climate change, justice, Africa, just transition, renewable energy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What do trees remember? Perspectives on biological memory in dendrochronology
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Authors: Mara McPartland*, University of Minnesota - Minneapolis, Scott St. George, University of Minnesota
Topics: Physical Geography, Paleoenvironmental Change, Global Change
Keywords: dendrochronology, forest ecology, paleoclimate
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What does digital storytelling have in common with precarious work and Karl Polanyi?
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Authors: Siobhán Mcphee*, University of British Columbia
Topics: Social Geography, Communication, Immigration/Transnationalism
Keywords: digital storytelling, dissembededness, precarity, empathy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What drives cropland abandonment in community-forest landscape? A case study from mid hills of Nepal
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Authors: Rajesh Bista*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Land Use, Asia
Keywords: Agriculture Land Use, Cropland Abandonment, Multi-level Modelling, Community Forestry, Socio-Environmental Systems, Nepal
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What drives technological change in regions? Relatedness and policy support in the US from 1981 to 2010
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Authors: Andrea Simone*, University of Foreigners of Siena
Topics: Economic Geography, Regional Geography, United States
Keywords: diversification, technological relatedness, public policy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What is a Barranco? On definitional irregularities in Guatemala City
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Authors: Melanie Ford Lemus*, Rice University
Topics: Environment, Latin America, Urban Geography
Keywords: Guatemala, architecture, urban planning, landscape, landform,
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What is a Geographical Film?: Learning from the Curation of GeoStories and GeoNarratives in FilmGeographies
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Authors: Joseph Palis*, University of the Philippines-Diliman
Topics: Geography Education, Cultural Geography, Communication
Keywords: film geographies, visual culture, filmmaking, cinematic geographies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What is Digital Labor? A framework for labor in the digital age
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Authors: Dillon Mahmoudi, UMBC, Evan Thomas*, UMBC, Alicia Sabatino, UMBC
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Digital labor, digital economy, surplus value
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What is the Scale of Eurasia?: Discourses and Bordering in Ukraine
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Authors: John Biersack*, Independent Scholar
Topics: Eurasia, Political Geography, Russia
Keywords: Eurasia, Ukraine, Scale, Borders
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What kind of Global City? Circulating policies for ‘slum’ upgrading in the making of world-class Buenos Aires
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Authors: Lucrecia Bertelli*, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Topics: Latin America
Keywords: policy mobility, worlding, assemblage urbanism, low-income settlements, Buenos Aires, Villa 31
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What makes collaborative governance work? A collaborative approach to developing new mixed methods and a database of cases on collaborative natural resource governance
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Authors: Candice Carr Kelman*, Arizona State University, Michael Schoon, Arizona State University School of Sustainability
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Natural Resources, Sustainability Science
Keywords: adaptive collaborative governance, natural resource management, common-pool resources, institutions, stewardship
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What matters for community engagement in development plans for left behind places?
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Authors: Lucy Natarajan*, UCL, Sara Hassan, University of Birmingham, UK
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Development, Economic Geography
Keywords: left-behind places, inclusion, co-production, redevelopment
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What Mechanisms Trigger Coastal Flow Slides?
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Authors: Patrick Barrineau*, Coastal Science & Engineering, Inc.
Topics: Coastal and Marine, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Geomorphology
Keywords: geomorphology, beaches, inlets
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What Next? An overview of Post-Fire needs in California Communities
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Authors: Mitchell Snyder*, University of California - Davis
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Human-Environment Geography, Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: Fire, Community, California, Needs, Environment, Qualitative,
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What now? New refugee destinations in a program under threat
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Authors: Pablo Bose*, University of Vermont
Topics: Ethnic Geography, Urban Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Refugees, resettlement, immigration, xenophobia
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What Smart Cities Need: A Transformation from Automated to Human-Centered Methods
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Authors: Zhibin Zheng*, McGill University, Renee Sieber, McGill University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: Smart Cities, Automated, Human-Centered, Machine Learning, Topic Modelling
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What time does Gandhi tell?
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Authors: Rahul Rao*, SOAS University of London
Topics: Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: statues, Gandhi, memory, antiblackness, Dalit
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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What Value Is Captured? Public-Private Dynamics in Zonal Expropriation in Taiwan
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Authors: Mi Shih*, Rutgers University
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Zonal expropriation, land value capture, value creation, public-private dynamics, Taiwan
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When and how to reopen schools and campuses during COVID-19 pandamic? A Spatiotemporal Campus reopen decision making system
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Authors: Hai Lan*, George Mason University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Cyberinfrastructure, Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: COVID-19 prediction, Agent-based simulation, Cloud computing, Risk Management
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When self-sufficiency is not sufficient: Refugee integration discourses of US resettlement actors and the offer of refuge
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Authors: Emily Frazier*, Northwest Missouri State University
Topics: Migration, Cultural Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism
Keywords: refugee, resettlement, refuge, integration, U.S.
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When the day comes towards you: Pacing the intimate geographies of time between four walls
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Authors: Seraphine Appel*, Pompeu Fabra University
Topics: Social Theory
Keywords: temporality, productivity, thick present
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When the marginalised raise their voices: the fight of urban agriculture groups to belong in a neoliberal Santiago
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Authors: Ruth Sepulveda Marquez*, University College London
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Environmental Justice, South America
Keywords: urban agriculture, social networks, discourses, environmental justice, Santiago
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When the wind and sun enter into the coast of Changhua：Place Construction of Green Energy as Frontier Dynamics
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Authors: Pei-Wen Tsai*, Department of Geography, National Taiwan University
Topics: Energy, Sustainability Science, Coastal and Marine
Keywords: wind power, solar power, frontier dynamics, local practice, place construction
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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When Two Records Are Better Than One: Reconstructing Warm and Dry Snow Droughts in the Cascade Mountains
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Authors: Laura Dye*, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Bethany Coulthard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Jeremy Littell, United States Geological Survey, Anchorage, AK, USA , Kevin Anchukaitis, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Climatology and Meteorology, Environmental Science
Keywords: dendroclimatology, hydrology, snowpack
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Where access is granted: Informal claim-making practice in Delhi's forest
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Authors: Aditi Singh*, University of Oklahoma
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Human-Environment Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: situated urban political ecology, access, informal claim-making, urban forests, permission
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Where are the Maps in Studies of Neighborhood Health?
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Authors: Brittany Krzyzanowski*, University of Minnesota - Minneapolis, Ruthie Burrows, University of Minnesota
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Medical and Health Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Neighborhood, Spatial Epidemiology, Geovisualization, Maps, Geographic Information Science
Session Type: Virtual Poster
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Where does the Chinese homeless go? Evidence from migration
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Authors: Yifang Xu*, Peking University, Yue Gong, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School
Topics: China, Population Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: homeless migrants; population characteristics; provincial distribution; migration pattern
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Where Freedom Dreams Meet Sociotechnical Imaginaries
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Authors: Emma Slager*, University of Washington - Tacoma
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: sociotechnical imaginaries, Internet, Black geographies, digital geographies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Where the Heart Lies: Cardiac Events and Wildfires
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Authors: Sophia Arabadjis*, University of California
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Medical and Health Geography, Population Geography
Keywords: wildfire, health, cardiac events, clinical partnerships, evacuation orders
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Wherefore art thou, critical GIS? Differently-skilling and Differently Critical GeoAI
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Authors: Ryan Burns*, University of Calgary, Jim Thatcher, University of Washington - Tacoma, Craig Dalton, Hofstra University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Geographic Theory, Social Theory
Keywords: critical geoAI, digital geographies, critical GIS, artificial intelligence, critical data studies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Which States and Cities Protect Residents from Water Shutoffs in the COVID-19 Pandemic?
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Authors: Mildred Warner*, Cornell University, Xue Zhang, Cornell University
Topics: Political Geography, United States, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: water, local government, COVID-19
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Which way forward? Building a water security system for China's city of the future
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Authors: Wenjing Zhang*, University of Melbourne
Topics: Urban Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology, China
Keywords: Urban water security, Eco-philosophy, Water management, Eco-liveable cities, Urban planning,China
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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White by Nature: African American perspectives on United States National Park Visitation
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Authors: Selima Sultana*, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, SELIMA SULTANA, University of North Carolina Greensboro, Josh Merced, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Tourism Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: African American, Black, National Park, Visitation
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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White Noise and Unnecessary Evil: Balancing Security and Community in Synagogues
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Authors: Maxim Samson*, DePaul University
Topics: Religion and Belief Systems , Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Security, synagogues, places of worship, hate crimes, terrorism
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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