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Submission of abstracts

We want to thank all of the people who participated in the call for setting up the THEMED SESSIONS. Finally, with that in mind, we’re making the call for PAPER PRESENTATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS to the session of your interest.

To send them, you should communicate directly with the coordinators of the themed session in which you’d like to participate (their emails are listed), with carbon copy to the conference academic committe: cigc2023@gmail.com. For your proposals, we ask that you include the following requirements:

  • Title
  • 3-5 keywords
  • Author(s)
  • Abstract between 500-1000 words

Later, each coordinator (or group of coordinators) will communicate the details of the session. For now, it should be noted that the duration of each presentation should be a maximum of 15 minutes, leaving space for final feedback on the whole session. Likewise, as part of our commitment to the linguistic diversity of the conference, several of the themed sessions will be able to receive presentation proposals in English, Spanish and/or Portuguese. Please check the languages accepted for each session of your interest.

The organizing committee delegates all of the decisions with respect to the sessions to the session coordinator(s), as long as they conform to the criteria and principles of the event; not interfering in the acceptance or rejection of the works presented. Therefore, in the case of any controversy, we ask that you first try to resolve issues with the coordinators, and only if the disagreement persists, go to the central organizing committee.

Below you will find each of the work tables organized according to the thematic axis to which they were registered, by clicking on the title you will find the corresponding summary.

As part of our commitment to the linguistic diversity of the conference, several of the themed sessions will be able to receive presentation proposals in English, Spanish and/or Portuguese. Please check the languages accepted for each table of your interest.

LINE 1 Migration, forced displacement and border (de)construction

LINE 2 Movements in defense of territory, autonomy projects, geographies for peace and human rights

LINE 3 Socio-spatial (in)justice and uneven development ahead of megaprojects and urban realities

LINE 4 Counter-cartographies, corpocartographies and other expanded cartographies

LINE 5 Climate crises, ecopolitics, environmental (in)justice and non-human territorialities

LINE 6 Feminisms, gender, bodies and sexualities

LINE 7 Geographies of racism and racialization, inter-ethnic conflict and variegated landscapes

LINE 8 Teaching-learning geography, geopedagogies and decolonial didactics

LINE 9 (Counter)geopolitics from Latin America and the Caribbean: dialogues between the Global South and the North

LINE 10 Artivisms and territorial practices from the arts