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Mon Timeslot 1 Timeslot 2 Lunch Timeslot 3 Plenary Evening 09:15 – 11:00 11:30 – 13:15 13:15 – 14:15 14:15 – 16:00 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 19:30 2 Ordering expended mobility: the designation and display of British railway heritage, 1948-present - Mark Lambert (University of Nottingham, UK) 3 The missing link? Trans-asian railway projects and the invention of the Silk Roads (1875-1906) - Felix de Montety (University of Nottingham, UK) 4 Technology, Agency, and the Geopolitics of Transcontinental Railways - Matthew Scott (Newcastle University, UK) 19 Geographies of migration and diaspora (1) M2 | RGS-DR Related sessions: 31 View abstracts online: http://conference.rgs.org/ICHG/19 Chair Robin Butlin (University of Leeds, UK) 1 Final resting places of German immigrants in 19th century North America - Jochen Krebber (Trier University, Germany) 2 Creating diaspora: reading and remembrance in Buffalo, New York, 1872-1888 - William Jenkins (York University, Canada) 3 America on the Responsa Map: Hasidim, Mitnagdim and the connection between distance and authority - Zef Segal (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) 4 Scandinavian migrants and Pan-Scandinavianism in South-Africa in the 1920s: a spatial approach - Erlend Eidsvik (Bergen University College, Norway) 20 Geographies of environment and ecology M2 | RSM-G41 View abstracts online: http://conference.rgs.org/ICHG/20 Chair Nicolas Maughan (Aix-Marseilles Université, France) 1 Botanical relics of a lost landscape: herborizing "upon the cliffs about the Pharos", Genoa, march 1664 - Raffaella Bruzzone, Charles Watkins, Ross Balzaretti (University of Nottingham, UK) 2 Some remarks on possible changes in zoogeography in ancient Egypt - Kamila Braulinska (University of Warsaw, Poland) 3 The European non-native range of Argentine Ant: from the nineteenth century onwards - Ana Isabel Queiroz, Daniel Alves (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal) 4 Glebe lands and historical geographies of environmental stewardship: acting on an eco-justice theology for Grindstone Island in the Bay of Fundy, Canada - Robert Summerby-Murray (Saint Mary’s University, Canada)
Mon Timeslot 1 Timeslot 2 Lunch Timeslot 3 Plenary Evening 09:15 – 11:00 11:30 – 13:15 13:15 – 14:15 14:15 – 16:00 16:30 – 18:00 18:00 – 19:30 21 Distributed landscapes: centres and edges in American planning (2) M2 | RSM-G05 Related sessions: 10 View abstracts online: http://conference.rgs.org/ICHG/21 Convenors Chair Garrett Dash Nelson (University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA), Peter Ekman (University of California, Berkeley, USA) Peter Ekman (University of California, Berkeley, USA) 1 Pursuing a middle ground: river development and TVA planning in the 1930s - Brian Black (Pennsylvania State University, USA) 2 Propinquity: William H. Whyte - Miriam Fitzpatrick (University College Dublin, Ireland) 3 Abstracting the township: community wholeness, geographic scale, and regionalism in interwar planning - Garrett Dash Nelson (University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA) 22 The American Environment revisited (1) M2 | RSM-G06 Related sessions: 34 View abstracts online: http://conference.rgs.org/ICHG/22 Convenors Chair Geoffrey L. Buckley (Ohio University, USA), Yolonda Youngs (Idaho State University, USA) Geoffrey L. Buckley (Ohio University, USA) 1 Maryland’s Progressive Legacy: Fred Besley and Scientific Forest Management - Geoffrey L. Buckley (Ohio University, USA) 2 Re-imagining the islands: environmental change in the Florida Keys - K. Maria D. Lane (University of New Mexico, USA) 3 Gold vs. grain? The ancillary ecologies of hydraulic mining at Malakoff Diggins California - Gareth Hoskins (Aberystwyth University, UK) 4 Miracle, menace, and metaphor: untangling the place of kudzu in the historical geography of the southeastern USA - Derek H. Alderman (University of Tennessee, USA) 5 Florida’s springs: canaries in the coal mine - Christopher F. Meindl (University of South Florida, USA) 23 Historical geographies of instruments and instrumentation M2 | RSM-LT131 View abstracts online: http://conference.rgs.org/ICHG/23 Convenors Chair Charles W. J. Withers (The University of Edinburgh, UK), Simon Naylor (University of Glasgow, UK) Charles W. J. Withers (The University of Edinburgh, UK) 1 The trouble with instruments - Jane Wess (University of Edinburgh / Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), UK) 2 Below zero: the challenges of Arctic research - Richard Dunn (Royal Museums Greenwich, UK)
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through urban infrastructure, which
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Peninsula and the Gulf of Darién (
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Oliver Belcher (University of Oulu,
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vulnerable to three major meteorolo
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Brian Black (Pennsylvania State Uni
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Güdar rivers - tributaries of the
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Natalie Bradbury (University of Cen
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issues. It shows that Flinders’s
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Pharos - a landscape that has parti
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Concepción Camarero Bullon, Maria-
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with its own specific kinds of land
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ending up (for now at least) in the
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moving across unknown spaces. In co
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Progressive Era. In this paper, I h
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disposal practices and final destin
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Anna Lucia Denitto, Michele Romano,
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Yannan Ding (Shanghai Jiao Tong Uni
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Vedran Duančić (European Universi
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also the literal stuff of the carbo
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Georgina Endfield (University of No
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Hallett’s observation that “onc
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organisation Mujeres Libres, and th
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temporality and spatiality of the o
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negotiating a language that could a
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Galina Glazyrina (Russian Academy o
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However, these conventions were inc
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were not ‘straightforward process
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eurocentric historical studies, sit
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Lepanto by focusing on geographies
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include contextualising climate his
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samurai (vassals of Daimyo) in the
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Ebba Högström (Blekinge Institute
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access to these homes and the testi
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publand concocted by the likes of P
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commercial control over the atmosph
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meticulously recorded. These rich a
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Estyn Evans had the same background
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provinces. Drawing upon local sourc
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for different areas over time. His
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Anne Kelly Knowles, Laura Strom, Le
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similar despite tremendous politica
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trace this important collection of
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in relation to systems developed in
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for critical investigation. This po
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Takehiko Mikami (Teikyo University,
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sellers banging taiko drums, and be
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fishermen, they identified an ocean
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specification pointing to some unob
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detainee body into a technical obje
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social ideologies guiding park desi
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exploring how Rammohun and the anon
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established African-American commun
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Salihara, Jakarta in August 2015, t
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populations fared well over the sev
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Mount Lushan as a World Heritage Cu
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collective dormitory for senior sta
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22. Index of contributors A Abe Mik
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Desarthe Jérémy 36 Desbiens Carol
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