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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 7, Number 4, August 2006

Posthuman geographies
pp. 501-504(4)
Authors: Castree, Noel; Nash, Catherine

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Posthuman geographies? Biotechnology, nature and the demise of the autonomous human subject
pp. 505-523(19)
Author: Coyle, Fiona

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Animal behaviours, post-human lives: everyday negotiations of the animal–human divide in pet-keeping
pp. 525-537(13)
Author: Fox, Rebekah

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What about the nematodes? Taxonomic partialities in the scope of UK biodiversity conservation
pp. 539-558(20)
Author: Lorimer, Jamie

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Dynamic hybrids and the geographies of technoscience: discussing conceptual resources beyond the human/non-human binary
pp. 559-580(22)
Author: Jöns, Heike

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Plots, plants and paradoxes: contemporary domestic gardens in Aotearoa/New Zealand
pp. 581-593(13)
Author: Longhurst, Robyn

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Gone ‘underground'? Lesbian visibility and the consolidation of queer space in Montréal
pp. 595-625(31)
Author: Podmore, Julie A.

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‘You must think of Familia ': the everyday lives of Mexican migrants in destination communities
pp. 627-647(21)
Authors: Stodolska, Monika; Santos, Carla A.

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The transformation of social and cultural geography during the transition period (1989 to present time) in Hungary
pp. 649-667(19)
Author: Timár, Judit

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Book reviews
pp. 669-676(8)
Author: Wiley, Steve

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Recently completed doctorates in social and cultural geography
pp. 677-680(4)
Author: Powell, Richard

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