Editorial: islands — objects of representation

2005-12-01editorialGeografiska Annaler Series B Human Geography97 citationsgreen

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Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Spatial and Cultural Studies

Abstract

In this article, Baldacchino tries to define what is an island and what makes an island. Insularity is a diverse experience ranging from the remoteness of Easter Island in the Pacific to the more international and globalized islands of the Western world.

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