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  • 2003Geography as the world discipline: connecting popular and academic geographical imaginations228 cited
  • 1986On Geography and Its History172 cited
  • 1966DARWIN'S IMPACT ON GEOGRAPHY105 cited
  • 2008Public geographies: taking stock86 cited
  • 2007‘Public intellectuals’, geography, its representations and its publics28 cited

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