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ISSN 2651-9585
Vol. 6 Issue 1 2022
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2022October 14, 2022 AEST

Psychogeography Reimagined

Daniel G. Cooper, Nina Kruglikova,
psychologygeographypsychogeographylandscapeedtechIndigenous peoplesAkawaioAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2022

Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2022
  • Restoring Black/ Indigenous Relations in Australia: An Indigenist Sociological Theory for Bla(c)k Indigeneity in the Global South
    Kaiya Aboagye
  • Psychogeography Reimagined
    Daniel G. CooperNina Kruglikova
  • Introduction: Research, Education, and Self- Determination in Sámi and Indigenous Journalism
    Inker-Anni SaraRoy KrøvelEllen Marie JensenMarina FridmanNils Johan Eira
  • Guarded: The African American Experience of Blackness in Sydney
    Sarah Demekech Graham
  • Silenced Guardians of Knowledge: Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change in Brazilian Newspapers
    Gabriel Diniz GruberThamires Ribeiro de Mattos
  • The Use of Technologies in Language Revitalisation Projects: Exploring Identities
    Marcela I. Huilcán Herrera
  • Reconceptualizing Indigenous Journalism Through Boundaries, Small Worlds, and Information Poverty
    Jennifer Henrichsen
  • The Queer Urban Indigenous City: Understanding the Impacts of the Settler-Colonial State on Urban Indigenous and Two-Spirit Identity
    Souksavanh T. Keovorabouth
  • Silence, Voice, and Public Listening: Media Coverage of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
    Anja VranicEli Skogerbø
  • Archaeology and Indigenous Sovereignty: An Experiential Perspective on Producing Indigenous Archaeological Research
    Zac Roberts
  • Media as a Collective Strategy for Indigenous Self-Determination: A Case of Collective Memory Building by Ascuri Brasil
    Camila Emboava LopesEliel Benites
  • Mobility Tactics: Young LGBTIQ+ Indigenous Australians' Belonging and Connectedness
    Corrinne T. SullivanGeorgia CoeKim SpurwayLinda BriskmanWilliam TrewellynJohn LehaKaren Soldatic
  • Indigenous Journalists: Perceptions of Mainstream Media Coverage of Indigenous Affairs and Climate Change
    Sara MoracaPaola De Nuntiis
  • Where Does the Indigenous Sámi News Come From? The Case of the Arctic Railway in Yle Sápmi
    Inker-Anni SaraKaterina Tsetsura
Journal of Global Indigeneity
Cooper, D. G., & Kruglikova, N. (2022). Psychogeography Reimagined. Journal of Global Indigeneity, 6(1), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.54760/001c.38826
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