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POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY AND THE CITY IN THE 1990s

Fred M. Shelley Department of Geography, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida 32306
Pages 165-176 | Published online: 15 May 2013

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Ghazi Falah. (1999) WELFARE GEOGRAPHY OF A PERIPHERALIZED NATIONAL MINORITY: THE CASE OF ISRAEL'S ARAB POPULATION. Urban Geography 20:5, pages 417-437.
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James Derrick Sidaway. (1994) Political geography in the time of cyberspaces: New agendas?. Geoforum 25:4, pages 487-503.
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David R. Reynolds. (2016) Political geography: the power of place and the spatiality of politics. Progress in Human Geography 18:2, pages 234-247.
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