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      <description>Hi folks,&#xD;
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This is a long shot, but does anyone who of any geographers who are writing sexual geographies outside of a North American/Western European context?  Preferably, geographers from the developing world rather than US/European scholars studying sexual cultures in the South...</description>
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      <dc:creator>Otter Insurgente</dc:creator>
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