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Bridging Indigenous and municipal perspectives on justice in open public spaces of the urban Arctic. [PDF]

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Khaziakhmetova D, Kuklina V.
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The roles of an urban rooftop garden for the staff of a memory clinic - a qualitative post-occupancy evaluation. [PDF]

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Oher N, Bengtsson A, Grahn P.
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War-related trauma in narratives of Gazans: challenges, difficulties and survival coping. [PDF]

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Hamamra B, Mahamid F, Bdier D, Atiya M.
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Rural community-based participatory research with families of people who use drugs: key considerations from a multi-provincial research partnership. [PDF]

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Mathias H, Duff E, Schulz P, Auger S, Gravel-Ouellette A, Lockhart T, McCorriston W, McCrindle J, Mirza N, Pijl E, Savard T, Hyshka E.   +11 more
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A change language for ontologies and knowledge graphs. [PDF]

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Hegde H, Vendetti J, Goutte-Gattat D, Caufield JH, Graybeal JB, Harris NL, Karam N, Kindermann C, Matentzoglu N, Overton JA, Musen MA, Mungall CJ.   +11 more
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Day-to-Night Street View Image Generation for 24-Hour Urban Scene Auditing Using Generative AI. [PDF]

J Imaging
Liu Z, Li T, Ren T, Chen D, Li W, Qiu W.
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Street Renaming, Symbolic Capital, and Resistance in Durban, South Africa

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 2014
In early 2007 the African National Congress majority within the local government authority of Durban, South Africa, approved two phases of a street renaming process, which culminated in the renaming of over one hundred prominent streets after various anticolonial and antiapartheid ‘struggle heroes’.
James Duminy
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Politics and the legacy of street renaming in postcolonial Zimbabwe

Journal of Cultural Geography, 2021
The announcement by the government of Zimbabwe on 21 November 2019 that a good number of streets were to be renamed motivated this study.
Abraham R Matamanda, Innocent Chirisa
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The politics of commemorative street renaming: Berlin 1945–1948

Journal of Historical Geography, 2011
Abstract Commemorative street names belong to the ideological foundations of the socio-political order. The process of renaming streets figures prominently in a stage of regime change. As a measure of historical revision, renaming the past is a twofold procedure that involves both the de-commemoration of the version of history associated with and ...
Maoz Azaryahu
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The road to renaming what's in a name? The changing of Durban's street names and its coverage in The Mercury

Journal of African Media Studies, 2010
The article investigates how the Durban newspaper The Mercury covered the renaming of a large number of streets in Durban. Through analysis of selected newspaper articles combined with interviews with some of the central journalists covering the name changes, the article seeks to study the renaming process from different perspectives.
Kristin Skare Orgeret
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