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Table of Contents
Themed Section - For A Critical Practice of Translation in Geography
For A Critical Practice of Translation in Geography
Shadia Husseini de Araújo, Mélina Germes
Traduttore traditore, The Translator as Traitor
Claire Hancock
Zentrale Orte. Transfer als "Normalisierung"
Karl R. Kegler
Fragen des Stils / Questions of style
Antje Schlottmann, Matthew Hannah
Research Papers
Sex-work and Mobility as a Coping Strategy for Marginalized Hungarian Roma Women
Sascha Finger
“Environmental Sustainability? We Don’t Have That Here”: Freetown Christiania as an Unintentional Eco-village
Amanda Winter
Les Récits Migratoires Sont-Ils Encore Possibles Dans le Domaine Des Refugee Studies? Analyse Critique et Expérimentation de Cartographies Créatives
Sarah Mekdjian
“Reclaim, Rename, Reoccupy”: Decolonizing Place and the Reclaiming of PKOLS
Reuben Rose-Redwood
Turning the Spotlight on the Crowd: Examining the Participatory Ethics and Practices of Crisis Mapping
Christian Bittner, Boris Michel, Cate Turk
Becoming Capital: A Journey Through the Political Economic Space of Copenhagen Airport
Morten Frølund
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