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Nault, S. Van Egeren, J. Hauxwell. 2017. Lessons from a decade of lake management: Effects of herbicides on Eurasian watermilfoil and native plant communities.

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

Coming from an interdisciplinary background, I have always enjoyed linking ideas between the social and natural sciences – from biology and ecology, to anthropology, sociology, politics and economics, the list is endless.

of Geography, University of Cambridge. Paper 5: Environmental Economics and Law, Dept. ... of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. Paper EP02: Environmental Economics and Policy, Dept.

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

There is a comprehensive coverage of Cambridge and East Anglia. The atlas collection includes national and thematic atlases, with themes such as transportation, demography, economics, climatology, history, archaeology and war.

This research explores the scope of and limits to such an 'evolutionary economic geography'. ... Specifically, how and in what ways can recent developments in evolutionary economics itself be applied to economic-geographic studies, and indeed used to

It links with projects on the historical role of business associations and how the geography of membership of associations has adapted over time related to economic evolution. ... Books. Bennett, R. J. (ed.) (2017) The Documents of the first Chambers of

BA in German and Italian, University College London (2008). Awards. Economic and Social Research Council Doctoral Studentship (2016-19).

The evolving economic performance of UK cities – Ron Martin, Ben Gardiner and Peter Tyler. ... Gardiner et al (2013) Spatially unbalanced growth in the British economy, Journal of Economic Geography, 13, 889-928.

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science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management » Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management. ... Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural

Modelling the future mass balance of glaciated Northwest Spitsbergen, Svalbard for a range of socio-economic trajectories.

Martin, R.L. The Economic Geography of Resilience, in preparation, invited chapter in Clark, G.L. ... and Gertler, M. (Eds) The Oxford Handbook of Economic Geography, (new edition), Oxford: Oxford University Press.

science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management » Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management. ... Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural

conducted under the aegis of the Cambridge-based Centre for Geographical Economic Research. ... Understanding the determinants of local economic growth. The resilience of local economies to recession.

22nd May 2019 - Toke Aidt (Faculty of Economics, Cambridge), Romola Davenport (Cambridge Group) and Felix Grey (Faculty of Economics, Cambridge):. ... 30th October 2006 - Richard Wall (University of Essex):. Widows, wills and economic assets in

GIS allows the bringing together of crime and/or health data with socio-economic data from the census and other types of data (such as environmental data) in order to analyse ... and economic conditions and the identification of clusters of disease or

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

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