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Urban geography 1: ‘Big tech’ and the reshaping of urban space
Progress in Human Geography, 2021This report draws on the burgeoning geography literature on ‘big tech’ and how scholars have responded to its spatial impacts. First, it traces the revival in locational geographies and the role of global platform firms in shaping urban market ...
D. McNeill
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The Pedagogical Benefits of SimCity in Urban Geography Education
Journal of Geography, 2016Minsung Kim, Jungyeop Shin
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Health & Place, 2009
This paper uses the phenomenon of dignity as a lens through which to explore the relationship between cities and the health of people living in them. We describe a "taxonomy of dignity," developed using grounded theory, that explicates the social processes and contexts of dignity violation and dignity promotion.
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This paper uses the phenomenon of dignity as a lens through which to explore the relationship between cities and the health of people living in them. We describe a "taxonomy of dignity," developed using grounded theory, that explicates the social processes and contexts of dignity violation and dignity promotion.
Nora, Jacobson +2 more
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Recovering the street: relocalising urban geography
Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2013Angharad Saunders
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Beyond southern urbanism? Imagining an urban geography of a world of cities
, 2020Urban geography has increasingly considered southern cities as important locations from which to develop urban theory. We build this wider movement and recent scholarship to continue opening urban geography to southern cities, scholars and ideas ...
M. Lawhon +5 more
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Urban Geography, 2019
Despite growing attentiveness to cities in the global south, questions remain as to how to enact a more global urban studies. We analyze five contemporary textbooks as a lens into how southern cities ought to be incorporated in teaching as well as the ...
M. Lawhon, L. le Roux
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Despite growing attentiveness to cities in the global south, questions remain as to how to enact a more global urban studies. We analyze five contemporary textbooks as a lens into how southern cities ought to be incorporated in teaching as well as the ...
M. Lawhon, L. le Roux
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W.E.B. Du Bois and the urban political economy tradition in geography
Progress in Human Geography, 2021William Edward Burghardt Du Bois’s considerable contributions were actively diminished during his life and remain marginal in geography. This is unfortunate for urban geography, particularly its political economy wing, because his empirical and ...
J. Hackworth
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Urban geography as if urban knowledge matters
, 2020This article identifies two main challenges to the future of urban geography. First, the challenge of thinking about urban geography as a more or less coherent discipline in an era of fragmented work histories, with many researchers employed on temporary
B. van Heur
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Progress in Human Geography, 1990
"In this paper I seek to review recent work on Chinese urban geography and to appraise the development of China's urban geography as a field of study both inside and outside China. The temporal scope will span scholarship finished and published mainly during the 1980s." The focus is on works published in English.
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"In this paper I seek to review recent work on Chinese urban geography and to appraise the development of China's urban geography as a field of study both inside and outside China. The temporal scope will span scholarship finished and published mainly during the 1980s." The focus is on works published in English.
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