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The link between geography and governance is easy to establish. Social geography can be defined as the discipline that investigates how human beings have spread over the earth’s surface and settled in the various parts of the world by making use of the physical environment and organizing themselves spatially in a great variety of ways. Governance is the management – in the broadest sense of the word – of collective affairs, and relates to the political (spatial) organization of society. In th...
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