Geography is frequently castigated as a fragmented discipline, a characteristic it shares with others. One of geography's central concepts is place, and the nature of places, both bounded and unbounded, is explored to identify the salient criteria by which places can be categorized. The links between places and conflict are identified, providing lessons for the operations of territoriality in academe.
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