Vol. 55 No. 115 (2020): Special number: COVID-19

Articles

• COVID-19 Geographical Readings

  Margarida Queirós, Mário Vale

  3-9

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• The Covid-19 pandemic process in Mainland Portugal. A geographical analysis of the first 100 days

  Eduarda Marques, Nuno Marques da Costa

  11-18

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• The territorial mosaic of contagion and mortality risk by Covid-19 in Mainland Portugal

  Teresa Sá Marques, Hélder Santos, Fernando Honório, Márcio Ferreira, Diogo Ribeiro, Marcelo Torres

  19-26

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• The spatialization of Covid-19 in southern Brazil: the interiorization of the disease and the case of the Great Frontier of the Mercosur Mesoregion

  Ederson Nascimento, Larissa Hermes Thomas Tombini, Fabiane Ripplinger

  27-35

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• The importance of spatial analysis of Covid-19 pandemic for health geography: challenges and perspectives

  Ana Isabel Ribeiro, Cláudia Jardim Santos

  37-42

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• Geographies of knowledge production on coronavirus: a global analysis and of the Portuguese-speaking countries

  Thiago Mendes, Luís Carvalho

  43-51

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• Digitalization process expansion during the Covid-19 pandemic

  Élmano Ricarte

  53-60

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• The cartography of Covid-19: teaching-pedagogical guidelines

  Denis Richter; Diego Tarley Ferreira Nascimento

  61-68

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• Pandemic and socio-space inequalities in Brazil. The case of Manaus, Amazon

  Ricardo Gilson da Costa Silva

  61-68

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• Covid-19 and the hypocritical reason. A world-system melts into air

  Antonio Buj Buj

  75-80

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• Indigenous peoples and traditional communities in times of the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil: strategies of struggle and r-existence

  Marcos Mondardo

  81-88

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• Places of Covid-19 in the context of socio-spatial conflicts for dignity in Chile

  Pablo Alcota

  89-96

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• Socio-spatial injustices and Covid-19 in Recife (Brazil)

  Cláudio Jorge Moura de Castilho, Katielle Susane do Nascimento Silva

  97-103

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• "If those who are there do nothing, we will do everything from here": inequality and solidarity in Brazilian peripheral areas

  Lilian Aparecida de Souza, Clarice Cassab

  105-111

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• Living in the city under the Covid-19 pandemic

  Teresa Barata-Salgueiro

  113-119

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• Rethink the smart city or go back to the “old normal”? A reflection on the case of Lisbon in the context of Covid-19

  Tomás Donadio

  121-126

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• Epidemics and the geography of death: cities and housing

  Gonçalo Antunes

  127-132

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• Reviewing the geography of the quarter and the dwelling: several uses in the same space

  Maria da Moreira

  133-138

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• Notes about second homes and teleworking: comparing Portugal and Norway

  José Oliveira

  139-144

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• Temporary uses in pandemic times: Drive-in as exploratory tool

  Pablo Costa

  145-151

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• The impact of Covid-19 on international students in higher education in Portugal: a preliminary analysis

  Juliana Chatti Iorio, Adélia Verônica Silva, Maria Lucinda Fonseca

  153-161

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• Covid-19 in Alentejo: brief remarks on low density territories and their future

  André Carmo, Patrícia Rêgo

  163-168

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• Childhood, nature and lock-down

  Maria Prats Ferret

  169-174

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• Spatial (in)justices in time(s) of social distancing: the usufruct of green spaces in Braga and Guimarães based on Sentinel 2

  Catarina de Almeida Pinheiro

  175-181

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• Urban green spaces and mental health during the lockdown caused by Covid-19

  Iva Tendais, Ana Isabel Ribeiro

  183-188

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• Forest fires in Portugal in times of Covid-19

  António Bento-Gonçalves, António Vieira, Sarah Santos, José Rocha

  189-195

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• Alternative food networks and the reconfiguration of food environments in the time of Covid-19 in Mexico

  Ana Laura González-Alejo, Benjamín Ajuria, Patricia Manzano-Fischer, Jacqueline Sánchez Flores , David Sébastien Monachon

  197-203

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• COVID-19, tourism and sustainability: everything is connected

  Eduardo Brito-Henriques

  205-210

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• Tourist apartments, Covid-19, and platform capitalism

  Agustín Cocola-Gant

  211-216

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• The new challenges of urban tourism

  Davide Alpestana

  217-221

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• Sporadic pandemics and perennial states: geopolitics and multilateral cooperation in the context of Covid-19

  Francisco Roque de Oliveira

  223-227

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• The exposed wound. Metropolitan governance in Lisbon in Covid-19 times

  Jorge Manuel Gonçalves

  229-235

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• Post-Covid city: what are we talking about? Windows of opportunity for a more resilient and egalitarian city

  Alberto Rodríguez-Barcón

  237-242

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• Scattered cities and virtual villages in the post-pandemic Covid-19

  Carlos Ferrás Sexto

  243-248

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• Hopes and uncertainties in the nightlife industry of post-Covid-19 Europe

  Jordi Nofre, Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, Iñigo Sánchez Fuarros, Cristiana Vale Pires

  249-254

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• Timor-Leste in the post-pandemic. Geographical contributions to life and the economy

  Ricardo Devides Oliveira

  255-260

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