Museums as Places: Two review cases and a transdisciplinary perspective by Nina GJOCI, Joshua D. ATKINSON

“…In this essay, we theorize the differences and similarities between rhetorical and cultural geographic approaches to the study of one example of a memory place: museums. …”
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Coğrafyaya Erkeklik Kavramının Yerleşmesi ve Hegemonik Erkekliğe Yaklaşımlar by Miyase Yalçın

“…Since masculinity is an interdisciplinary subject, the works of sociologists and feminist social and cultural geographers were used. It consists of sections on geography and hegemonic masculinity, organizing hegemonic masculinity, radical feminism and masculinity, place, patriarchy and heteronormativity, Spaces have become central to the production of gendered and sexualized bodies. …”
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Unreal Estate: Words, Names and Allusions in Suburban Home Advertising by Darrell A. Norris

“…Abstract Suburban subdivision naming practices are a revealing branch of toponymic study. However, cultural geographers have neither fully tapped these names in the landscape nor explored the parallel vocabulary of expression and emphasis in real estate advertising. …”
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Scale and the wartime Saturday Evening Post: A geographical strategy of nation building by Louise Appleton

“…The paper concludes that this application of scale to cultural geographical enquiries is useful for demonstrating the political significance of geographical scale in ordering civil society.…”
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L’accessibilité web comme porte et enjeu de médiation des savoirs by Vincent Liquète

“…As indicated in the Europa’s Study report: Web accessibility in European countries published in 2009, web accessibility to digital resources aims to "make the Web and its services available to all individuals, regardless hardware or software, network infrastructure, native language, culture, geographical location and physical abilities." Despite the existence of numerous standards, WCAG or RGAA in France, web developers who are in charge of the sites and digital resources, still hardly incorporate those standards and informational logics. …”
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The Work and Ideas of Amartya Sen: A Gender Perspective

“…Perspectives have been drawn from both developing and developed countries, with most of the authors applying Sen's concepts to cultural, geographic and historical contexts which differ from his original applications. …”

The structure of global cultural networks: Evidence from the diffusion of music videos. by Marco Dueñas, Antoine Mandel

“…Our findings reveal that cultural, geographical, and historical factors serve as primary drivers of musical diffusion, downplaying the importance of economic factors. …”
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Was sind kulturelle Gedächtnisräume? – Erinnern, Raum und das kulturelle Gedächtnis nach Aleida und Jan Assmann by E. Hubner

“…However, in a concentration of the concept on the specific concerns of a cultural-geographical study of places of memory lies the possibility – especially as an important intellectual style of <i>German Theory</i> – to explicitly ask about the mechanisms of origin and function of places of memory. …”
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“Missouree Was Always Out of Step with Missourah” by Daniel Duncan

“…Rather, the variants label moral spaces by setting each variant on opposing ends of cultural, geographic, and political axes of contrast. Because their primary role is to label moral space, I suggest that toponymic studies should consider the kind of geography that a toponym labels space within. …”
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Lo spaesamento delle viaggiatrici europee al nord by Ellen Patat

“…This paper highlights real displacements that derive from social, cultural, geographical, and gender discrepancies adopting a comparative approach, which concentrates on the textual and semantic solutions, also taking into account the interdependence of travel and writing and of space and people. …”
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Introducing Team Coordination Framework to Support Globally Distributed Teams for Pakistani Software Industry by Zartasha Gul, Yasir Hafeez, Amber Sarwar Hashmi, Sadia Ali, Naila Iqbal

“…Immense effort is taking place due to the cultural, geographical and temporal distances among project teams in Pakistani Software Industry to this end. …”
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Early cultural developments on the eastern rim of the Tibetan Plateau: establishing a new chronological scheme for southwest Sichuan by Hein, A

“…As a point of intersection of various culture-geographic regions and of long-distance exchange networks, the Liangshan region in southwest Sichuan deserves special attention. …”

Reframing the History of American Genealogy: On the Paradigm of Democratization and the Capitalization of Longing by Adam Hjorthén

“…As an alternative to the democratization argument, it is suggested that research on the history of American genealogy should be inspired by recent studies of contemporary genealogy by sociologists, anthropologists, and cultural geographers, as well as by philosophical studies on the human longing for ancestry. …”
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Lepiej budować mosty niż ściany by Magdalena Hasiuk

“…It focuses on the diversity of its forms and its dependence on many contexts: social, cultural, geographical, and primarily political, which sometimes have a destructive impact on the examined phenomenon. …”
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Montage after Navigation by Andy Broadey

“…This approach reframes user engagement as modulative becoming in a manner that introduces new techno-cultural-geographic conjunctions appropriate to cosmotechnics.…”
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African migrants negotiate 'home' and 'belonging' by Binaisa, N

“…Through field work with Ugandan migrants and their descendants in Britain, this paper challenges existing theoretical limitations by proposing an inter-disciplinary approach that draws on transnationalism, diaspora and cultural geographical perspectives on landscape. Through this lens the concept of diasporic landscape emerges as an innovative contribution to migration theory as it highlights the embeddedness of migrants’ lives, within processes of production and reproduction of a discursive terrain that straddles Uganda and Britain. …”

Interregional contacts and geographic preconditions in the prehistoric Liangshan region, Southwest China by Hein, A

“…The Liangshan region is located at the intersection of several cultural-geographic regions in Southwest China; it is dominated by the towering Hengduan Mountains, whose north–south oriented ridges channeled the early exchange along China's western frontier. …”

Spirituality and beliefs of Colombian internal conflict survivors by Diana L. Villegas

“…Transcripts were studied taking into account cultural, geographic and historical contexts. I found that a deeply rooted family- and community-based Catholic culture, brought by the Spanish in the 16th century and continuing to influence this rural area, offered values, beliefs and devotional practices that gave meaning, strength and empowered the ability to forgive. …”
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Is product diversification the Ultimate Quid Pro Quo for Gender sensitive Poverty Alleviation? Adverse Social Externalities from Combined Microfinance in Latin America and the Cari... by ROSSEL-CAMBIER, Koen

“…Cumulative financial, cultural, geographical or communication barriers can make participation in multiple financial products more challenging. …”
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Transcending Western and Eastern Understanding in Cultural Landscape Management: An Insight from Borobudur Temple by Bagas Aditya

“…It also prompts cultural geographers to consider more-than-human aspects of cultural heritage sites in conservation management.…”
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