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Geographical indications in Nepal: in search of identity

2019
In the multilateral trading system, GIs remain one of the most debated subject matters. The division and difference in fitting GIs within the policy space among the developed countries has further made the issue controversial. The developing and least-developed countries (LDCs) see GIs through the lens of sustainable development.
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Let's get real: spatio‐temporal identity and geographic entities

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2001
Doreen Massey’s paper in this journal (Massey 1999a) called for a new ‘conversation’ between human and physical geographers about the nature of space-time and time-space. We believe that her initiative is an important one as methodologies in both physical and human geography have become highly entrenched with respect to concepts of space and time.
Raper, J., Livingstone, D.
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Digital Libraries Creating Environmental Identity Through Solving Geographical Problems

International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2007
Environmental identity, or how we orient ourselves to the natural world, leads us to personalise abstract global issues and take action (or not) according to our sense of who we are. For example, are we willing to give up our luxurious cars for more fuel-efficient models even though we know that the earth is warming?
Chew-Hung Chang, John G. Hedberg
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Israeli Geographers in Search of a National Identity

The Professional Geographer, 2004
Zionist geographers in Israel were highly involved in institutionalizing Israel's national identity. In search for interpretative schemes, they were highly committed both to Western paradigms and to Zionist narratives. Until the 1970s, organicist models of regional geography were popular despite contradictions between the use of tragic and comic ...
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Geographical identity of Europe

2010
Appréhender l'identité géographique de l'Europe peut s'effectuer par plusieurs entrées selon la branche géographique retenue. Nous examinons ici deux aspects, d'une part celui de la géographie physique, branche de la géographie qui décrit la surface de la Terre et qui ne s'intéresse pas directement aux activités humaines, et, d'autre part, celui de la ...
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A Geographer’s Perspective on Migration, Identity and Space

2018
King, a geographer committed to interdisciplinary research, provides the book with a concluding essay that elaborates on the theoretical and methodological insights into the study of migration and space, on the aspects related to mapping and on the highlights of each chapter.
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Constructing Geographical Identities in Democratic Spain after 1978

2010
Across Europe, the momentous and sometimes unexpected changes at the end of the twentieth century placed tremendous pressure on the structure of the traditional nation-state and profoundly altered the way individuals understood themselves and those around them.1 The end of the Cold War, the collapse of longstanding dictatorial regimes, and the ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce, Lorenzo Cohen, Karen M Mustian   +2 more
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Musicultural Identity and Intersecting Geographic Contexts in Oceania

2016
In discussing the impact of intersecting geographical contexts in Oceania, I will consider the phenomena of cultural and subcultural difference in music through local, national and globalised contexts. I will examine these phenomena at the points where they intersect, what we might call borderlands—regarded as a ‘third space’ (Bhabha H, The location of
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Geographic and Place Identities

2022
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