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The End of Geography? An Analysis of Virtual and Physical Spatiality in the 21st Century.

Originally written in 2004 & revised in 2026, my piece “The End of Geography?” is published on @medium.com. I consider claims alleging geography’s demise in the context of territorial space vs cyberspace. It’s the latest entry in my Student Papers Archive.

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Thanks for sharing the article @l0mbroso.bsky.social!

Any chance you can share the PDF?

I can DM you my email.

The End of Geography No Context No Context-inspired photos from my upcoming publication: “The End of Geography? An Analysis of Virtual and Physical Spatiality in the 21st Century.” I wrote the original version of this paper for P…

No Context-inspired photos from my upcoming publication: “The End of Geography? An Analysis of Virtual and Physical Spatiality in the 21st Century.” Wrote the original for Edward W. Soja’s Political Economy of Urbanization at UCLA Urban Planning, submitted 05/05/04.

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Our latest @c1typlann3r.bsky.social and @nextcity.org 😀

deleted slack today.

What is Embedded Planning? at Ball State University Student Planning Association Visit the post for more.

What is Embedded Planning? A public discussion led by the Student Planning Association at Ball State University.

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I've archived 2 syllabi from my late professor Edward W. Soja. In case these disappear in a 404 error from their main site, they're here:

UP233: Political Economy of Urbanization
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UP230: Intro to Regional Planning
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Jackie Brown is Better Than Pulp Fiction I made this meme on April 26, 2022, but never posted it. I stand by my claim. It’s a conversation starter.

Jackie Brown is better than Pulp Fiction

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Central Avenue Vacant Lot Activation on MLK Weekend in Florence-Firestone Thanks to everyone who attended our Central Avenue Vacant Lot Activation on January 17th, MLK Weekend. Big shout out to our Second District Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell and our Assemblymember Sade …

Thanks to all who attended our Central Avenue Vacant Lot Activation on Jan 17th, MLK Weekend. Shout out to SD2 Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell & Assemblymember Sade Elhawary for joining us! Florence-Firestone community members will decide the future of this vacant lot.

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And the Pritzker Prize goes to b0ysfirm

hi @katewagner.wehwalt.net. i'm one of your readers :-) recently i recalled there was an article written about dank lloyd wright, b0ysfirm, and blank gehry on insta. i've run searches but can't find it. did you write this article or am i misremembering? please send the link if so! thank you, JPB

Is Craigslist the Last Real Place on the Internet? Millennials are still using Craigslist to find jobs, love, and even to cast creative projects—eschewing other AI- and algorithm-dominated online spaces. “There’s a purity to it.”

Craigslist isn’t enshittified.

By Jenn Swann @wired.com

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I Was an Architecture Student in the 90s. Frank Gehry Was My Inspiration. Salute to a life, theory, and practice challenging convention.

Architect Frank Gehry passed away on December 5th. He was an inspiration to me as a 90s architecture student at East LA College & SCI-Arc. I published this commemorating his influence. Check out my 1996 residential design created in the spirit of Frank Gehry

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Embedded Planning Course at Ball State University University course image by Ball State University Department of Urban Planning A course on Embedded Planning praxis is coming to Ball State University Department of Urban Planning! PLAN 498/598: We …

A university course on Embedded Planning praxis is coming to Ball State University @ballstate.bsky.social thanks to Fort Wayne embedded planner, Dan Baisden @midwestplanner.bsky.social!

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“Fear is now the go-to technique for motivating faculty and staff.”
Fleming, Peter. Dark Academia: how universities die. Pluto Press, 2021.
#highered #edchat

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Uh well a lot of adjunct faculty are about to lose their jobs for no reason except someone else’s vanity—including myself. This is to say if anyone needs someone with 10 years of experience teaching urban design criticism, climate change narratives, writing for artists, etc…I am available.

Not at my past architecture professor laughing at me when I proposed to him I wanted to more deeply look into the needs of women and vulnerable in urban planning.

Embedded Planning Guide to Uptown Whittier — A Photo Essay Understand the city with your feet on the street

Feet on the Street.

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Extremely offline: what happened when a Pacific island was cut off from the internet | Samanth Subramanian A colossal volcanic eruption in January 2022 ripped apart the underwater cables that connect Tonga to the world – and exposed the fragility of 21st-century life

What happens when a whole country finds itself internet-less? Superb long-read by @samanthsubramanian.bsky.social, who visited Tonga after a volcanic eruption cut the cable that linked the archipelago to the rest of the world.
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Donate to In Memory of Yasmin Noriega: Your Support Needed, organized by Armando Noriega Help Honor the Memory of Yasmin Noriega It is with a heavy heart … Armando Noriega needs your support for In Memory of Yasmin Noriega: Your Support Needed

We've lost a bright shining light. Yasmin Noriega was pursuing her Bachelor’s in Urban & Regional Planning at Cal Poly Pomona. This is an immense loss. She leaves a legacy of warmth, positivity, & community love. Please consider helping Yasmin's family in this difficult time. TY

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Luskin School of Public Affairs’ Blue & Gold Challenge UCLA, Luskin School of Public Affairs’ Blue & Gold Challenge - Make a Gift today!

I'm supporting the UCLA Blue & Gold Challenge. I donated to the UCLA Luskin Student Development & Opportunity Fund in memory of Professor Edward W. Soja.

Donate here: crowdfunding.ucla.edu/project/4726...

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I Recognize This Bureaucracy It almost killed Embedded Planning.

I recognize this bureaucracy. It almost killed Embedded Planning.

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Embedded Planning at CPPURP APSA The Strength of Street Knowledge: Embedded Planning as Community-Based Praxis Jonathan Pacheco Bell, MAUP, MLIS Speaker bio: Jonathan Pacheco Bell is an urban planner with 20 years of experience ac…

Embedded Planning praxis returns to CPPURP.

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Sidewalk Socialism Hello friends!

Wrote about the politics of public space and how the streets should belong to all of us.

This is a great podcast episode that answered lots of my questions about internet cables at the bottom of the ocean.

Deleted my TikTok account.

The Four Horsemen of Gentrification Then I saw when the Landlord broke one of the rent-controlled seals. I heard one of the four living creatures saying as with a voice of thunder, “G...

I assigned this @mcsweeneys.net article as required reading in my planning theory and practice course at CPPURP.

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Carolina A. Miranda (@cmonstah.bsky.social) doesn’t groove with the Grove.

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Flyer for USF Blog with Logo for the Seminar "Geographies of Carcerality: From Latin America to the Middle East" on a Photo: Palestine, by Mai Al-Battat, and the quote "“By taking ‘carcerality’ in the city as its vantage point, the series is concerned with clarifying how global forces of capitalist accumulation, (post)colonial violence, and patriarchy show up in urban spaces and extend to spaces of confinement. It will address the circuits and geographies structuring the circulation and mobility of carceral practices across both regions, and the ways in which these practices relate to each other.”

Flyer for USF Blog with Logo for the Seminar "Geographies of Carcerality: From Latin America to the Middle East" on a Photo: Palestine, by Mai Al-Battat, and the quote "“By taking ‘carcerality’ in the city as its vantage point, the series is concerned with clarifying how global forces of capitalist accumulation, (post)colonial violence, and patriarchy show up in urban spaces and extend to spaces of confinement. It will address the circuits and geographies structuring the circulation and mobility of carceral practices across both regions, and the ways in which these practices relate to each other.”

🚨 New blog post!

Dr Basil Farraj, Ms Mai Al-Battat and Dr Hashem Abushama introduce the #USFSeminarSeriesAwards "Urban Geographies of Carcerality: From Latin America to the Middle East", exploring how carceral logics shape cities, institutions, and everyday life.
🔗 Read more: ow.ly/gseL50Xeakx