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November 01 2018
Move Along! There Is Nothing to See
Rania Ghosn
Rania Ghosn
Rania Ghosn is an architect, geographer, and currently Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Michigan. She completed a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship at Boston University, and holds degrees from American University of Beirut, University College London, and Harvard University. She has taught at a number of schools and has written for a variety of journals, including New Geographies where she is Founding Editor. Her research explores nature, technology, and power, highlighting the territorial domain of infrastructure, particularly that of energy.
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Rania Ghosn
Rania Ghosn is an architect, geographer, and currently Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Michigan. She completed a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship at Boston University, and holds degrees from American University of Beirut, University College London, and Harvard University. She has taught at a number of schools and has written for a variety of journals, including New Geographies where she is Founding Editor. Her research explores nature, technology, and power, highlighting the territorial domain of infrastructure, particularly that of energy.
Online Issn: 2572-7338
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© 2012 Rania Ghosn
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Rania Ghosn
Thresholds (2012) (40): 33–38.
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Rania Ghosn; Move Along! There Is Nothing to See. Thresholds 2012; (40): 33–38. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00129
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