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Hubbard, Phil (2008) Here, There, Everywhere: The Ubiquitous Geographies of Heteronormativity. Geography Compass, 2 (3). 640-658 doi:10.1111/j.1749-8198.2008.00096.x

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TitleHere, There, Everywhere: The Ubiquitous Geographies of Heteronormativity
JournalGeography Compass
AuthorsHubbard, PhilAuthor
Year2008 (May)Volume2
Issue3
PublisherWiley
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In(2008, May) Geography Compass Vol. 2 (3) Wiley

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