Researchers in the Panopticon? Geographies of Research, Fieldwork, and Authoritarianism

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RT @filippomenga: Researchers in the panopticon now has a home in volume 110, issue 3 of the @AmericanGeo Geographical Review, which means…

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RT @filippomenga: Researchers in the panopticon now has a home in volume 110, issue 3 of the @AmericanGeo Geographical Review, which means…

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Researchers in the panopticon now has a home in volume 110, issue 3 of the @AmericanGeo Geographical Review, which means there are 50 free eprints available at this link for those interested https://t.co/sd2beMVFR9

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RT @filippomenga: New paper out in the Geographical Review: I examine some of the challenges posed by fieldwork in authoritarian/closed set…

17 Dec 2019

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