In defense of "geopolitical remote sensing": reply to Moisio and Harle

The author of a recently published paper on Finland's identity politics and national identity (Antonsich, 2005) responds to comments presented in the preceding paper in this issue of Eurasian Geography and Economics (Moisio and Harle, 2006). The rejoinder focuses on the nature of place knowledg...

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Main Author: Marco Antonsich
Format: Default Article
Published: 2006
Subjects:
Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified
Finland
Geopolitical remote sensing
Critical geopolitics
National identity
Cultural turn
Identity politics
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/16125
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Summary:The author of a recently published paper on Finland's identity politics and national identity (Antonsich, 2005) responds to comments presented in the preceding paper in this issue of Eurasian Geography and Economics (Moisio and Harle, 2006). The rejoinder focuses on the nature of place knowledge acquired "in place" versus "at distance" as well as on more specific differences in perspective (e.g., use of sources, terminology, critical geopolitcs). Copyright © 2006 by V. H. Winston & Son, Inc. All rights reserved.

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