Geographies of identity: the new exceptionalism

Katharyne Mitchell

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Spatial and Cultural Studies Cultural Identity and Representation

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In contemporary liberal societies exceptions are fast becoming the rule. This is evident in numerous areas ofgovernance and everyday life- for example: a) the active and ongoing

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