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Search site. » People in the Department » Professor Charlotte Lemanski BA, MSc, DPhil.

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2021) Blood lead levels in indigenous peoples living close to oil extraction areas in the Peruvian Amazon. ... 2012) Oil spills, contamination and unruly engagements with indigenous peoples in the Peruvian Amazon, in Haarstad, H.

about how the geographies of play can help young people to make sense of the contemporary political world. ... 3) Youth and Climate Justice. Climate change is of increasing concern for young people – evidenced by the rise of eco-anxiety.

Search site. » People in the Department » Papa Momodou Jack, BA (Hons) MPhil.

Search site. » People in the Department » Hafsah Siddiqui, BA (Hons), MA. ... October 2021. Teaching. Supervisor, Part IA People, Place and the Politics of Difference – Paper 1E Contemporary Urban Geographies (Lent 2021, Easter 2021).

Search site. » People in the Department » Diane Borden B.A., M.Sc.

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Search site. » People in the Department » Miss Lucy Thompson BA (Hons), MPhil.

I am particularly interested in how health services frame, interpret and attempt to regulate ‘mental health’, and how people’s experiences of care are affected by cost-cutting imperatives and the ... Making space for lived experience?

Search site. » People in the Department » Joanna Kusiak, PhD. ... the strategic litigations initially brought against banks by people who took out Swiss-franc denominated mortgages and then lost their assets due to currency instability.

Search site. » People in the Department » Maan Barua, DPhil. ... The second set of themes pertain to the politics of biodiversity conservation, developing social science insights into wildlifeand conflicts between people and wildlife.

His second book, Keep the Bones Alive: Missing People and the Search for Life in Brazil (2022), examines how and why 20,000 – 25,000 people go missing, per year, in ... Recognizing that disappearance has long been central to Brazil’s everyday

Search site. » Contact details. Contact details. You can contact us in various ways:. enquiries@geog.cam.ac.uk – general enquiries. by phone:. 44 (0)1223 333399. address:. Department of Geography. University of Cambridge. Downing Place.

Search site. » People in the Department » Debolina Majumder, BA (Hons.), MA.

Search site. » People in the Department » Viviana Pupeza, Dipl.-Ing, MPhil.

My current work primarily focuses on the values driving people’s engagement with nature. ... Research. My PhD explores the role that values play in shaping people’s relationships with the natural world and its conservation.

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Search site. » People in the Department » Dr Debangana Bose. ... This research will complement existing work in the Department of Geography on young people’s experiences of finding work in the Global South, in which the role of technology and the

Search site. » People in the Department » Friederike Hartz MSc.

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Search site. » People in the Department » Dr Milto Miltiadou. ... 2021). Do people understand and observe the effects of climate crisis on forests?

Search site. » People in the Department » Ms Prerna Singh Bindra. ... January 12, 2019, Rewilding and its Effects on Nature and People, Cambridge.

Search site. » People in the Department » Priti Mohandas MA (Cantab. ),

The potential of this demographic dividend is contingent upon meeting the challenge of finding meaningful work that enables people to make a living. ... Supervisions:. Paper 1A, People, Place and the Politics of Difference; Historical Geography of

Search site. » People in the Department. E-mail: plg1@cam.ac.uk. Tel:. 01223 333924.

can be used to protect the mental health and wellbeing of the unemployed as well as return people to work. ... Phoenix’s doctoral research looks at the reality of turning civic participation into employment for young people in Nepal.

Search site. » People in the Department. E-mail: mm2809@cam.ac.uk. Address: SPRI or Department of Geography.

Search site. » People in the Department. E-mail: ovt20@cam.ac.uk. Tel:. 01223 336540. ... Environmental change in the Russian Arctic has been unprecedented. Climate change has quickened the growth of trees and shrubs, but at the same time, people are

Search site. » Research in the Department » Infrastructural Geographies. Infrastructural Geographies. Infrastructural geographies examine the material and organizational structures of social life in diverse settings, including the role of the

Search site. » Research in the Department » Vital Geographies » Demography, health and wellbeing. Demography, health and wellbeing. Research in this sub-theme investigates the spatial, social and temporal differentials in migration, fertility,

Post-doctoral Technical Lead, Commission on Young People and Work. Research Associate, Department of Geography, and Bye Fellow, Murray Edwards College. ... Garima has been working on the Commission on Young People and Work since its inception.

Search site. » Postgraduate study. Postgraduate study. The Department of Geography has a world-class reputation as a leading centre of geographical research. The community of around 120 postgraduate students are at the heart of this activity. We

Search site. » Research in the Department » Biogeography and Biogeomorphology. Biogeography and Biogeomorphology. The research of members of the Biogeography and Biogeomorphology Group is concerned with the interactions and feedbacks between

Search site. » Postgraduate study » PhDs in Geography and the Scott Polar Research Institute. PhDs in Geography and the Scott Polar Research Institute. The Department has a large community of around 80 PhD students working on their own projects.

Search site. » Facilities and services. Facilities and services. The Department of Geography occupies its own buildings on the University’s Downing Site, a few minutes walk from the city centre. All lectures, laboratory and practical classes

Search site. » Research in the Department » Glaciology and Glacial Geology » Terrestrial Cryosphere. Terrestrial Cryosphere. Research on the terrestrial cryosphere includes modelling based studies of permafrost, satellite-based monitoring of the

Search site. » Job opportunities. Job opportunities. Current vacancies within the Department are posted here. Salary: £33,966-£44,263. The Department of Geography is seeking to appoint a Geospatial and Quantitative Skills Specialist from 1

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Search site. » People in the Department » Professor Alice M Reid BA MSc PhD.

Search site. » Library. Library. The Geography Library is now open following completion of the lift project. The Geography Department Library supports the teaching of the Geographical Tripos and MPhil courses in the department. Over 24,000 titles

Search site. » News. News. See also:Professor Emma Mawdsley wins Student Led Teaching Award for Innovative Teaching. 28th June, 2024. Each year students across the University celebrate outstanding teaching and student support through the Student

Search site. » Alumni. Alumni. Welcome alumni! Welcome to the alumni web pages for the Department of Geography at the University of Cambridge. These pages will give you information about events and activities in the Department of Geography alumni

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Search site. » Research in the Department » Glaciology and Glacial Geology » Glacimarine Environments. Glacimarine Environments. Research into the glacimarine environment takes place in the Scott Polar Research Institute. Research focuses on

Search site. » About Geography at Cambridge. About Geography at Cambridge. Geography has a long tradition at Cambridge. The first University Lecturer in Geography was appointed in 1888, the first Reader in 1898. Teaching was initially for a special

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