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In the past, I have carried out ethnographic research into ‘rewilding’, exploring the different political and economic values and narratives that are influencing conservation praxis in this new field. ... However, the multifaceted and interconnecting

impact the development of individual and collective political subjectivities, and how distributed forms of social, political, and economic power intersect with race, class and gender to (re)produce conditions of water

Dorling, Danny (2017) Do we need economic inequality?. ... Jackson, Tim (2009) Prosperity without Growth: economics for a finite planet.

London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. 2013-16: B.A. English Literature. ... Economic and Political Weekly, Vol.54, Issue No. 6. Rathi A & Tandon A.

2002-2005: DPhil, Department of Geography, University of Oxford. 2000-2001: MSc Development Management, London School of Economics. ... those who function in the social, economic, political and cultural ‘gap’ between the poor and the elite, and who

Search site. » People in the Department » Sophy Arulanantham. Sophy Arulanantham. E-mail: sja60@cam.ac.uk. Address: Department of Geography or Department of Geography. Department of Geography. University of Cambridge. Downing Place. Cambridge. CB2

The distribution of natural arsenic pollution, its characteristics, and human and economic consequences. ... The health, social and economic impacts, from geographical and risk-based, rather than clinical perspective, with an emphasis on managing the

1992 PhD in Geography, London School of Economics. Research themes. i) Urban metabolism.

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Research. My work explores the social, political, and economic place of the Arctic in North American nation-states' colonial pasts and presents, and I am particularly interested in the different ways

TESSA has brought together experts in a wide range of subjects crossing thematic boundaries such as biology, ecology, economics, geography, political science and sociology, fostering collaboration and engaging academics and practitioners ... in

Using ethnographic and action research methods, I explore key themes such as community and place orientation, impacts on people and nature, living systems thinking, diverse value creation, and economic diversification.

The Lahore Canal: Artifact and Site” Writing Cities Workshop London School of Economics, London, UK (June 2009).

2010 elected a Fellow of the British Academy. Research. The changing social, economic and cultural landscapes of France in the 19th century.

Awards, grants and scholarships. Harding Research Grant (2023): Value £6.000. Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) 1 3 Doctoral Training Partnership Studentship (2021- present).

US and UK, towards the financial-sector dominated economic hubs in New York and London – creating spatial inequality, as well as a concentration of wealth. ... Dominic Waughray, Head of the World Economic Forum Centre for Global Public Goods.

Conference presentations. ‘”Wild foods” for nutrition security’. Oral presentation and poster at the ‘Interdisciplinarity – Beyond Boundaries’ conference of the Economic and Social Research Council, October 2019, Cambridge, UK.

Plus new system of Local Authority Economic Development (‘Leveling Up’) bonds; and regionalised Business Bank. ... Publications. Levelling Up Left Behind Places: The Scale and Nature of the Economic and Policy Challenge (Routledge), 2021, (135pp).

Ideas from evolutionary theory and evolutionary economics, including the notions of resilience and adaptation, will inform the work. ... The research is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council Grant number ES/1035811/1.

2020: Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Doctoral Training Programme Funding for MPhil and PhD.