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Book of Abstracts: International Symposium on Digital Geographies of Childhood and Youth

25. July

2026

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This Book of Abstracts is edited by Tabea Bork-Hüffer (Heidelberg University),
Christina Ergler (University of Otago), Peter Kraftl (Loughborough University), and
Sarah Mills (Loughborough University).

Participants of the International Symposium on Digital Geographies of Childhood and Youth in front of the IWH. Photo: Lennart Matzkeit.

 

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