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Towards a more ethical geographical praxis: western privilege and postcoloniality

By Mark Griffiths, Northumbria University Geographers have never been more acutely aware of the historical and contemporary cleavages of which … More

Area, ethnography, positionality, postcolonialism, privilege, research ethics, social class

Virtual Conference Report: Day Six (26 Oct, 2009)

By Paula Bowles Welcome to the second week of the Wiley-Blackwell Virtual Conference. The first day back has started with … More

Adam Brown, Auschwitz-Birkenau., ‘battle of the bands’, ‘winning comment’, Brian V. Klocke, communities, cultures, evil, Glenn Muschert, good, governance, Holocaust, hybrid, Jews, moral panics, Peter Ludlow, practice, Primo Levi, privilege, publishing, research, Second Life, theory, Vanessa Lafaye, virtual

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