Vol. 18 No. 2 (2019): Vol 18, No 2

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"Polarization and Agency", Sorin Cebotari, Franziska Görmar, Martin Graffenberger, Frank Meyer, Melinda Mihály, Sebastian Schulz.

Published: 2019-05-29

Research

Poetic Metrics Unfolding Dissent in Intensive Space

Scott W. Schwartz

264-284
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Hegel and the Shadow of Materialist Geographies

Lucas Pohl

285-307
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What Neighbourhood, Whose Neighbourhood? Contested Public Space, Active Citizenship and the Grassroots in the Cabanyal

Francesco Andriollo

308-334
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Exclusión y desigualdad en localidades próximas a la Reserva Ecológica Privada Huilo-Huilo en el sur de Chile

Viviana Huiliñir-Curío, Hugo Marcelo Zunino, Luis Fernando De Matheus e Silva

335-363
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Dialectical Materialism Marx’s method in human geography?

Ipsita Chatterjee, Waquar Ahmed

364-393
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Mapping Anti-Sexual Harassment and Changing Social Norms in Egypt

Logan Cochrane, Yasmine Zeid, Raed Sharif

394-420
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Statuer La Créature De Frankenstein : condition spatiale de la sculpture urbaine

Thierry Maeder, Mischa Piraud

421-455
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Arming the Environment, and Colonizing Nature, Territory, and Mobility in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Adriana Provenzano, Joseph Nevins

456-485
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Themed Section - Acting Peripheries

Acting Peripheries An Introduction

Franziska Görmar, Thilo Lang

486-495
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The Periphery as a Complex Adaptive Assemblage Local government and enhanced communication to challenge peripheralising narratives

Joanie Mary Anne Willett

496-512
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Against All Odds Community-owned Renewable Energy Projects in North-West Romania

Sorin Cebotari

513-528
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Questioning the ‘Periphery Label’ in Economic Geography Entrepreneurial Action and Innovation in South Estonia

Martin Graffenberger, Lukas Vonnahme

529-550
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Opposing Peripheralization? A Case Study of Rural Social Enterprises in Hungary

Melinda Mihály

551-575
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