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31 Oct 2011: Spring. This African/European1 bird migration is one of the world’s great long-distance animal movements. ... 1989) Adapting to Drought, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.10 Mortimore, M. (1998) Roots in the African Dust, Cambridge University Press,

31 Oct 2011: 1998) Roots in the African Dust: sustaining the subSaharan drylands, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.4 Zwarts, L., et al. ... Journal of Animal Ecology 77, 1143-1159 Hewson, C.M. & Noble, D.G.

22 Dec 2009: Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.3. Laikipia Wildlife Forum, PO Box 764, Nanyuki, Kenya. ... PhD thesis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.Graham, M.D. and Ochieng, T.

20 Jun 2012: The best of them, by far, has just come out. Cambridge University Professor of Geography Robert J. ... Chamber Executive Spring 2012 19. But, as Bennett points out, the alphabet soup wasn’t easy for British chambers, either.

11 Aug 2008: This project also involved a Cambridge workshop that brought together scholars from economics and economic geography working on evolutionary approaches. ... to return to Cambridge in 1947 to complete an Honours BA degree in Geography (upper second) in

24 Aug 2009: 2. Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. 3. GSM Development Fund, Mid City Place, 71 High Holborn WC1V 6EA. ... T. O’Riordan and S. Stoll-Kleeman), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Sitati N.

25 Mar 2009: Welcome to the third edition of “Landmark”, the alumni newsletter of the Department of Geography at Cambridge. ... Sarah Radcliffe (Cambridge) argued that compara-tive histories and geographies have largely ignored Latin American colonial experiences.

22 Dec 2009: Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. AcknowledgementsThis study is an output of work funded by the UK Government’s Darwin Initiative for the. ... Land use, risk and elephant ecology in Laikipia District, Kenya. PhD thesis,

Research Associate at the Cambridge Group working on the project from 2006 to 2009. ... Chris has continued his involvement with the project since moving to the University of Southampton in 2009 and back to Cambridge in 2011.

ed). 12-15.1 The Cambridge Economic History of the United States; Vol. ... 2/Engerman, S.L. et al. (eds). 12-15.3 The Cambridge Economic History of the United States.

7 Jul 2006: StoryBhaskar Vira & Rukmini Sekhar. ArtJayanto Banerjee. Published by The Viveka Foundation jointly with The University of Cambridge. ... Research for this project was. conducted by a collaborative team from the Department of Geography, University of

7 May 2004: Co-ordinated by Keith Richards and Francine Hughes, University of Cambridge,Department of Geography, Cambridge, UK CB2 3EN. ... There is accordingly high diversity, with species and individuals ofvarious heights and forms, providinghabitats for many

25 Jul 2019: Dame Barbara Stocking President, Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge. Perry Maddox Chief Executive, Restless Development. ... In April 2019, Murray Edwards College (University of Cambridge), partnering with the international youth.

Book Launch: Veganism, Archives, and Animals: Geographies of a Multispecies World. ... Please join us for a seminar and book launch on Vital Geographies members and Urban Ecologies postdoctoral researcher Dr Catherine Oliver’s new book, Veganism,

4 Jun 2003: Participating partners:. University of Cambridge (UK) (1). Umeå University (S) (6). ... Thus, water table, flooding, animal activity, vegetation, and seed dispersal agents will all interact differently each year and their influence on species

14 Apr 2022: 2021). Living in the climate crisis: young people in Uganda. University of Cambridge. ... 2019). Getting by: young people’s working lives. Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge.

31 Mar 2014: On the Notion of Regional Economic Resilience: Conceptualisation and Explanation. Ron Martin and Peter Sunley Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, UK. ... collections of papers have been devoted to the topic (see, for example, Cambridge