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2023. Wildlife in the Digital Anthropocene: Examining Human-Animal Relations through Surveillance Technologies. ... Turnbull, J. and Searle, A. 2022. ‘The Digital Peregrine: Technonatural history as method’, Digitised and Datafied Animals: Emerging

ZLF – 65. ‘Beastly sights’: the treatment of animals as a moral theme in representations of London, c.1820-1850 / Diana Donald. ... ZR.7 – G.1. How America’s power grew / D. Harvey. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Ayesha Siddiqi (University of Cambridge). RESCHEDULED March 12, 2022 15:00-16.30 GMT (Zoom). ... Michael explored a methodological approach that experiments with animal tracking, observations and rendering fence-boar encounters visible.

P.1h – 206 Power and pauperism: the workhouse system, 1834-1884/F.Driver. PB-28 The animal estate/H. ... Menon-Choudhary et al. SER-178.22 Between citizens and institutions/A.Huchon et al. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Cambridge Journal of Regions Economy and Society, vol. 16, issue 2, p.245-256. ... Cambridge Journal of Regions Economy and Society, vol. 16, issue 1, p.1-18.

Unlocking the City: Addressing social and environmental inequalities through shared micromobility in Cambridge. ... This dissertation explores whether the introduction of Voi has helped Cambridge to overcome these inequities (Luxon, 2020; Ferguson, 2020).

farming. It analyses how the processes of securitisation and subsumption in the dairy farming sector in Southern Italy contribute to more rigorous control over animal bodies, and interfere in their bodies ... measures in buffalo farming and mozzarella

PhD student. Biography. Career. October 2019 – present: PhD student in Geography, University of Cambridge. ... Co-lead of Graduate Forum, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge (2020-present).

Funding: Cambridge-Africa Trust. PhD thesis submitted for examination. In Whom We Trust? ... The New Conservation Debate: Exploring Conservationists' Values and Viewpoints. Funding: Cambridge European Scholarship (CCEIT).

29th February 2024 - Professor Marc Macias-Fauria, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge:. ... 7th May 2009 - Jonathan Kingsley (Visiting Scholar Cambridge/Deakin):. Healthy Country, Healthy People.

L-285 Wilcox, S. et al. (eds). Historical animal geographies. L-286 Wischermann, C. ... et al. (eds). Animal history in the modern city. L-287 Kean, H.

Qualifications. BA in Classics with Modern and Medieval Languages, Cambridge 1971 (MA 1974). ... She is currently Senior Researcher on a Yakutsk-Cambridge project. Benjamin Seligman (UK).

Search site. » Events » Cambridge Science Festival » Splash and Squelch – Science Festival 2015 event. ... Cambridge Coastal Research Unit (CCRU) and the University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute (UCCRI).

ed). HD-51 Invasive and introduced plants and animals/Rotherham. I.D. et al. ... et al. (eds). L-229 Zoopolis: a political theory of animal rights/Donaldson, S.

The Cambridge Geography Classification. The ‘Cambridge’ Classification of Geography reflects the stress laid on the systematic approach by the Geographical Tripos, and therefore subordinates treatment by region to treatment by subject.

L-188 The Open: man and animal/Agamben, G. L-189 Animal liberation/Singer, P. ... L-181 Globalization, development and the mass media/Sparks, C. L-185 Animal/Fudge, E.

Petersburg (1880–1900). Society and Animals, vol. 29, issue 5-6, p.613-637. ... 2020. Adams, W., 2020. Digital Animals. The Philosopher, vol. 108, p.17-21.

MORE THAN HUMAN COLLABORATIONS IN GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH is a student-led workshop organised by the Department of Geography with The Lives of Animals Research Group, Queen’s university, Canada. ... Posted in2024 University of Cambridge.

Michael explored a methodological approach that experiments with animal tracking, observations and rendering fence-boar encounters visible. ... Blog authors:PhD Candidates and Workshop Co-Convenors. Posted in2024 University of Cambridge.

Mr Bruno Monteferri. Funding. Cambridge Conservation Initiative grant. Computer games are a vast business (worth $40 billion worldwide in 2010), and millions of people (men and women, boys and girls) play ... A grant from the Cambridge Conservation