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Howitt, Richie (2001) Frontiers, Borders, Edges: Liminal Challenges to the Hegemony of Exclusion. Australian Geographical Studies, 39 (2). 233-245 doi:10.1111/1467-8470.00142

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TitleFrontiers, Borders, Edges: Liminal Challenges to the Hegemony of Exclusion
JournalAustralian Geographical Studies
AuthorsHowitt, RichieAuthor
Year2001 (July)Volume39
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PublisherWiley
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In(2001, July) Australian Geographical Studies Vol. 39 (2) Wiley

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