Adapting to Social Turbulence in a Changing World

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Type: Virtual Paper

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Sponsor Group(s): 

Media and Communication Geography Specialty Group

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Start / End Time: 4/8/2021 01:30 PM (Pacific Daylight Time) - 4/8/2021 02:45 PM (Pacific Daylight Time)
Room: Virtual 46

Organizer(s):

Alana Seaman

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Chairs: Alana Seaman

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Agenda

Role	Participant

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Sungmin Jang University of Connecticut

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Justin Tse Singapore Management University

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Tomasz Sowada

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Patrick Buckley Western Washington Univerisity

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Madalena Monnier-Reyna George Washington University

 

Presentation(s), if applicable

Sungmin Jang, University of Connecticut; The Evolution of American Journalistic Cartography and Perceptions of Geopolitics on the Korean Peninsula

Patrick Buckley, Western Washington Univerisity; Critiquing media-based cartography in the age of Covid-19; the need for informability

Justin Tse, Singapore Management University; The Transformative Power of Human Rights Rhetoric: Progressive Talk in Catholic Spaces

Madalena Monnier-Reyna, George Washington University; Researching from Home: A Methodological Case Study of Visual Social Medias

Tomasz Sowada, No Affiliation ; The role of social media neighborhood groups during the lockdown

 

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Description

<p>As the world changes, so too do people's interpretations and perceptions of place and space. This session explores how geography impacts and is impacted by various types of social turbulence.</p>