Re: CfP: Edited Volume "Mapping Migration, Identity, and Space"
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CfP: Edited Volume "Mapping Migration, Identity, and Space"
Dear colleagues,
we are planning to edit a volume on migration/ mobility, space, and identity. The book will showcase recent research on the nexus between people's movement, identity formation, and the role of place and space in/for both. Contributors are encouraged to include geovisual tools such as maps in their analysis, and we are particularly interested in interdisciplinary approaches to the study of migration, identity, and space.
Are you interested in contributing a chapter to this book? Or can you recommend a scholar who has explored related questions?
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