By Sam Miles, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine How do researchers go about interviewing people about sex and … More
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Reflections on “sublime encounters” with the media
By Amy Donovan, University of Cambridge, first published on Geo: Geography and Environment’s bloghttps://wordpress.com/post/blog.geographyandenvironment.com/635 In December 2018, I published a … More
Why are English local authorities behaving like property companies?
By Brett Christophers, Uppsala University In March 2019, Harrogate Borough Council in North Yorkshire launched an independent, arms-length housing company … More
Can lakes and rivers have rights?: Voters in Toledo, Ohio weigh in
By Eden Kinkaid, University of Arizona In a recently passed ballot initiative, voters in Toledo, Ohio granted legal rights to … More
If Donald would meet Fatima
By Karen Culcasi, West Virginia University We live in a world today where 68.5 million people are forcibly displaced, which … More
New home, new clothes: the old ones no longer fit once you move to the country
By Rachael Wallis, University of Southern Queensland. First Published in The Conversation. What happens if you decide to jump in, … More
Flood Risk Management #10yearchallenge
By Thea Wingfield, University of Liverpool The first viral craze of 2019 had already taken hold as fireworks welcoming the … More
Five countries hold 70% of world’s remaining wilderness; but does anyone there agree?
By Phillip and April Vannini, Royal Roads University A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Queensland (UQ) and the Wildlife … More
Historians rethink the Green Revolution
By Glenn Davis Stone, Washington University in St. Louis A memorable episode of The West Wing, the dramatic series about … More
Should we promote commodity crops in forest frontiers?
By Sango Mahanty, Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University Among aid agencies, agricultural value chain interventions are … More
