Memory and Geography (I): Narratives in Space and Place

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MSA608
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Disciplinary Convergences
Mark Rhodes
Assistant Professor of Geography
,
Michigan Technological University
Derek Alderman
Professor
,
University of Tennessee
Samuel Smith
Instructor
,
University of Colorado - Boulder
Michael Hawkins
Data Librarian, Head Map Library Kent State University Libraries
,
Kent State University
Elena Hubner
M.A.
,
Leibniz Universität Hannover
Miranda Meyer
Graduate Assistant
,
City University of New York Graduate Center

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