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Diaspora and National Identity in a Post-Geographical World
, 2019 Dimitrov, P., Cucoş, D.M.
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Sport and national identity: a geographical view
International Journal of the History of Sport, 1986(1986). Sport and national identity: a geographical view. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 18-41.
John Bale
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The Vectors of Simian Malaria: Identity, Biology, and Geographical Distribution
Journal of Parasitology, 1963Prior to 1960, no natural vectors were known for any species of simian malaria. In the course of investigations in Southeast Asia during the last 3 years, natural vectors for five of these malarias have been found; four have been transmitted in the laboratory. Natural vectors for the African and New World species are still unknown.
McWilson Warren
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Identity and Territory: Geographical Perspectives on Nationalism and Regionalism
Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 1982Abstract Group politico-territorial identities are potent realities in our fragile world, yet geographers have all but ignored them. Elements and processes involved in recognizing such territorially bound identities are discussed, with a stress on questions of scale and perception.
D. B. Knight
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2020
This chapter explores geographical union identity which is projected by unions with membership territories other than those of Great Britain or the UK. These unions project three forms of geographical identity, namely, ‘subnational union identity’, where unions such as SSTA organise an area within Great Britain, ‘binational union identity’ where unions
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This chapter explores geographical union identity which is projected by unions with membership territories other than those of Great Britain or the UK. These unions project three forms of geographical identity, namely, ‘subnational union identity’, where unions such as SSTA organise an area within Great Britain, ‘binational union identity’ where unions
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Geographical perspectives on Finnish national identity
GeoJournal, 1997National identity has become a catchword in discussions of the relations between culture and nation-states during recent decades. Narratives of nation have become crucial in the definition of the individual, so that other identities are usually understood only as slightly modifying it.
A. Paasi
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What is the Midwest? Notes on a Geographical Identity
Reviews in Religion & Theology, 2009Stephen H. Webb
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Place-identity and geographical inequalities in health: A qualitative study
Psychology and Health, 2006Bruce Bolam, Simon Murphy
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