Finance
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What is conservation finance? OR How is conservation finance profitable?
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What is migration?
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What are: Domesticity; carceral; troubled families; containment; security; subjectivation; prevention; resistances; Chile
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What are surveys?
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What are ethnographic interviews and primary source analysis?
The researcher was actively involved with the industries being studied.
What is participant observation?
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How do makeshift camps influence migration patterns?
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Ethnography and participant observation.
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What are: epistemology; geographic research methods; open science; reproducibility; researcher survey
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What is DC’s identity?
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political economy; conservation; financialization; hostile takeover; timber investment management organizations
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What is informal migration? OR How do we theorize the geographies of contemporary informal migration?
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What is the role of gender within the carceral system in Santiago, Chile?
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How do geographic researchers perceive and practice reproducibility?
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What is the relationship between food cultures and gentrification in a city like DC? How can we use something like mambo sauce to understand these phenomena?
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What does conservation finance tell us about nature and capitalism?
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What do makeshift camps teach us about the importance of temporary “hidden geographies” to the lived experience of migration?
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How do state programs make the connection between gender and carceral systems through “carceral domesticity”?
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Why isn’t reproducibility a more common practice? OR What percent of geographers use reproducibility in their research?
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What does a food like mambo sauce tell us about the race, class and power dynamics in urban US spaces?