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7 Mar

Geographical Review Preview: Understanding Evangelical Protestant Identity, Religiosity, Extreme Weather, and American Public Perceptions of Global Warming, 2006-2016

By: Wanyun Shao; Angela F. McCarthy Article Title, Issue and Volume: Understanding Evangelical Protestant Identity, Religiosity, Extreme Weather, and American Public Perceptions of Global Warming, 2006-2016 What is the main purpose of your study? The main purpose of this study...
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4 Mar

Map of the Week: City of Women

Graphic Source By Arden Benner Rebecca Solnit and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro created the “City of Women” map to draw attention to the male-dominated gendering of spaces in New York City. From Rockefeller Center to Washington Square, the vast majority of the...
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26 Feb

Map of the Week: The 15 Minute City of Paris

Graphic Source By Jessica Devous This week’s Map of the Week highlights the proposal by Paris’ Mayor Anne Hidalgo to redesign Paris as a 15-minute walking city. Le Paris du ¼ Heure (Paris in a Quarter of An Hour) is...
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24 Feb

Geographical Review Preview: The Local Role of Southern Tourism Plantations in Defining a Larger Southern Regional Identity as Reflected in Tourists’ Surveys

By: Candace Forbes Bright, PhD, Perry L. Carter, PhD, Arnold Modlin Jr., PhD, Stephen P. Hanna, PhD, Amy E. Potter, PhD, and Derek H. Alderman, PhD Article Title, Issue and Volume: The Local Role of Southern Tourism Plantations in Defining...
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19 Feb

Map of the Week: Coronavirus Impacts International Trade

Source The coronavirus, or COVID-19, has severely impacted global businesses across the world. With over 75,000 confirmed cases and a death toll that has risen to over 2,000, the epidemic is sweeping closure of Chinese businesses and ports. More than...
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12 Feb

Map of the Week: Happy Valentine’s Day!

By Jessica Devous With Valentine’s Day approaching Friday, this Map of the Week shows the top dating apps in the world. The history of Valentine’s Day has been evolving since its Pagan origin and the Catholic dedication day to the...
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7 Feb

Geographical Review Preview: Researchers in the panopticon? Geographies of research, fieldwork and authoritarianism

By: Filippo Menga Article Title, Issue and Volume: Researchers in the panopticon? Geographies of research, fieldwork and authoritarianism What is the main purpose of your study? To explore the lived experiences of researchers who conducted fieldwork in authoritarian settings, and...
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5 Feb

Map of the Week: On the Road to November 2020

Map Source: FrontLoadingHQ Map Source: batchgeo By Arden Benner Only nine months separate us from the 2020 Presidential Election and there is enough going on to make your head spin. Luckily, we have maps like these to make the 91...
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31 Jan

Map of the Week: Groundhog Day

By Arden Benner After a long-winded January, February is finally here to shake things up. From Valentines to Presidents and even Leap Year; there’s a lot going on this month. First and foremost, there’s one question on everyone’s mind (at...
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24 Jan

Geographical Review Preview: Measuring the Reach of Asian Regional Food Regimes in the WTO Era: Vegetable networks, territories, and the WTO

By: Kuan-Chi Wang Article Title, Issue and Volume: Measuring the Reach of Asian Regional Food Regimes in the WTO Era: Vegetable networks, territories, and the WTO What is the main purpose of your study? The main purpose of this article...
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