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[74] Примечание 2001 года. Несмотря на свою эмоциональность, данный вывод полностью подтвердился после 1991 года. Постсоветское научно-географическое сообщество категорически не отреагировало на перемены после 1991 года. Основная реакция была связана с самосохранением. Географические факультеты вписали свою страницу в историю российской коррупции. Причины этого только в типе самого научного географического сообщества.

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[89] Восстановить сноски на публикации удалось в очень незначительной степени. Основные работы представителей Лундской школы можно посмотреть в общем списке литературы, прилагаемом к данному тексту.

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