The spatial transcript: analysing mobilities through qualitative GIS.
This paper identifies a failure by mobilities scholars to engage with the methodological and analytical possibilities offered by qualitative GIS. We argue this represents a missed opportunity and present the spatial transcript, a technique we have developed in order to address this shortcoming. Qual...
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Wiley-Blackwell
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