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Taking the Pulse of the Subdiscipline: The State of Urban Geography in Canada
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  • 1996PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS ‐ NORMATIVE URBAN GEOGRAPHIES: RECENT TRENDS, COMPETING VISIONS, AND NEW CULTURES OF REGULATION17 cited
  • 2001Truly our own: Canadian geography 50 years after/Un symbole national: le Géographe canadien apres 50 ans6 cited
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