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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, Anthropocene, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: temporality, geopolitics, distributed preparedness, emergency response, flood
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 42
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Who’s Afraid of the Climate Crisis? Worry, Anxiety, and Objects of Care Among Climate Skeptics

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Authors: Jennifer Ladino*, University of Idaho
Topics: Anthropocene, Social Geography
Keywords: climate emotions, worry, eco-anxiety, climate change, skepticism
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 23
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Who’s to Blame?: The Multiplicity of New England’s Groundfish Crisis

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Authors: Catherine King*, University of North Carolina Asheville
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Marine and Coastal Resources
Keywords: multiplicity, fisheries, crisis, ontologies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/11/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 18
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Why academics need to study the architecture of corporations

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Authors: Joshua Newell*, University of Michigan, Benjamin Goldstein, University of Michigan
Topics: Economic Geography, Environment
Keywords: economic geography, supply chains, environment, equity
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 30
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Why Does Women’s Empowerment Need to be for Anything? Empowerment Instrumentalization and Livelihoods Strategies in World Bank Group Projects

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Authors: Morgan Richards-Melamdir*,
Topics: Gender, Development, Social Geography
Keywords: Women’s empowerment, instrumentalization, world polity theory, economic development, World Bank
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 33
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Why populists are populistic?: “K-Bio” amid COVID-19 and bio favoritism in South Korea

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Authors: So Hyung Lim*, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Political Geography, Asia
Keywords: Disaster governance, disaster capitalism, crony capitalism, pandemic, coronavirus, testing kits, stock market bubbles, South Korea
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 4:50 AM / 6:05 AM
Room: Virtual 16
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Why Should National Parks in Brazil Have Consistent Maps? – Crime Statistics Near National Park in the Metropolitan Rio.

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Authors: Gabriela Boaventura*, Northern Arizona University
Topics: Tourism Geography, South America, Marketing Geography
Keywords: Brazil, National Parks, Crime, Rio de Janeiro
Session Type: Virtual Poster
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 52
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wild and semi-wild plant consumption and nutrition among women farmers in Southwestern Burkina Faso

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Authors: Jane Servin*, Macalester
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Food Systems, Africa
Keywords: food insecurity, nutrition, Burkina Faso, dietary diversity, wild
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 4
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wild, Native, or Pure: Trout as Genetic Bodies

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Authors: Christine Biermann*, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs, David Havlick, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Environment, Animal Geographies
Keywords: trout, restoration, conservation, genetics, fish
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 2
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wildfire evacuation modeling in the big data era: Opportunities and challenges

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Authors: Dapeng Li*, South Dakota State University
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: wildfire evacuation, big data, system coupling, computer models, GIS
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 7
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wildfire risk perceptions and responses over time: A panel study in Oregon, USA

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Authors: Riva Denny*, University of Michigan, A. Paige Fischer, University of Michigan
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Wildfire, risk perception, forests,
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 7
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wildfire Smoke Impacts on COVID-19 Cases and Deaths: A preliminary analysis in California

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Authors: Qian Huang*, University of South Carolina
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Biogeography
Keywords: COVID-19, wildfire, California, AQI
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 16
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wind Power and the Uneven Urban Fabric of Renewable Energy Transitions

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Authors: Joshua Cousins*, Dartmouth College
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: urbanization, energy transitions, political ecology, resource geography
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 37
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Without Place?: A Dispersed Queer Community’s Response to Gentrification

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Authors: Rachael Cofield*, Florida State University
Topics: Sexuality, Urban Geography, Gender
Keywords: queer, gentrification, urban, culture, LGBTQ
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 31
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Wolves, livestock, and the (socio)ecology of fear: a critical geographical re-consideration of a prominent ecological concept

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Authors: Robert Anderson*, University of Washington, Jeff Martin, Independent scholar, Katie Epstein, Montana State University, Susan Charnley, U.S. Forest Service
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Biogeography, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: wolves, wildlife ecology, more-than-human geography, human-wildlife conflict
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 2
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Women and Small Water Enterprises: A Case Study in Accra, Ghana

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Authors: Natalie Mallue*,
Topics: Women, Human-Environment Geography, Africa
Keywords: Small Water Enterprises, Women, Water
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/7/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 33
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Women in Indian Forest Service and Its Implications–the paradigm shift within

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Authors: Sonali Ghosh*, , Chandra Kumar, Alumni, Aberystwyth University, UK
Topics: Gender, Political Geography, Asia
Keywords: Gender, Indian Forest Service, Leadership, Forest Management
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 4:50 AM / 6:05 AM
Room: Virtual 17
Presentation File: Download

Women, labour and the circulation of value in informal scrap economies

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Authors: Cynthia Morinville*, University of Toronto
Topics: Urban Geography, Gender, Environment
Keywords: gender, women, scrap, waste
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 38
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Work without workers: Defining ‘worker’ and ‘workplace’ under Alberta farm OHS laws

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Authors: Emily Reid-Musson*, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Ellen MacEachen, University of Waterloo, Lars Hallstrom, University of Alberta, Mary Beckie, University of Alberta
Topics: Economic Geography, Geographic Theory, Social Geography
Keywords: labour geography; agriculture; workplace health and safety; law
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 38
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Working and Schooling: A critical historical geography of child labor and compulsory education laws in early 20th c. US

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Authors: Meghan Cope*, University of Vermont
Topics: Historical Geography, Qualitative Methods, Social Geography
Keywords: childhood, historical, legal, race, gender, Black Geographies, archives
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 37
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Working Conditions of Eldercare Workers: Looking into the Future

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Authors: Patricia Yocie Hierofani*, Uppsala University, Micheline van Riemsdijk, Uppsala University
Topics: Economic Geography, Ethnic Geography, Migration
Keywords: Care, elderly, working conditions, labor, gender, migration, precarious
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 31
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Working on the Move: Labor Migration to the Arabian Gulf

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Authors: Robert Bridi*,
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Middle East, Migration
Keywords: Capital, Labor, Primitive Accumulation, Migrant, Gulf Cooperation Council
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 25
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Working Towards Sustainable Mountain Systems: Lessons from the Mountain Sentinels Fellows

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Authors: Julia Klein*, Colorado State University, Siya Aggrey, Stellenbosch University, Uganda, Phurwa Dhondup, University of Colorado, Katie Kamelamela, Hawaii Tropical Experimental Forest
Topics: Sustainability Science, Human-Environment Geography, Mountain Environments
Keywords: mountains, sustainability, COVID-19, diversity
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:20 PM
Room: Virtual 11
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Working with neglected things: Repair work as care work

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Authors: Julia Corwin*, London School of Economics and Political Science
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Anthropocene
Keywords: repair, care, electronics, waste, value
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/9/2021
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual 31
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

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, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: gentrification, social media, anxiety
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/8/2021
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual 12
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Ya viene otra crisis. Analyzing Havana’s housing market in the time of Covid-19

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Authors: Violaine Jolivet*, Université de Montréal
Topics: Urban Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Digital Geographies
Keywords: Havana, housing market, Transnational urbanism, Centrality, Datamining Maps
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/11/2021
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual 29
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Youth as Death: Racial Capitalism and the Afterlives of Apartheid

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Authors: Abigail Neely*, Dartmouth College
Topics: Economic Geography, Africa, Cultural Geography
Keywords: death; racial capitalism; South Africa
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Youth, startups and entrepreneurialism: A typology of agro-digital landscape in Indonesia

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Authors: Angga Dwiartama*, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Jeremie Forney, University of Neuchatel, Yooce Yustiana, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Cyberinfrastructure, Rural Geography
Keywords: agrodigital landscapes, rural sociology, assemblage, Indonesia
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/11/2021
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual 42
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Youthful Visions of Tribal Futurity in the Indian Himalayas

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Authors: Mabel Gergan*, Vanderbuilt University
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Political Geography
Keywords: Indigenous/Tribal Futurity; Himalayan Region; Youth Politics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Day: 4/10/2021
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual 30
Presentation File: No File Uploaded