by Bradley Garrett, University College Dublin This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the … More
Author: RGS-IBG Managing Editor: Academic Publications
Survival infrastructures under covid-19
By Ayona Datta, University College London, UK I grew up hearing stories of Calcutta during the Bengal Famine of 1943 … More
Environmental activism goes digital in lockdown – but could it change the movement for good?
by William Finnegan, University of Oxford The environmental movement’s past recently collided with its future. April 22 marked the 50th … More
Geo-visualising the pandemic: how geography is helping to tell complex stories with data
By Alex Jackman and Stephanie Wyse, RGS-IBG Professional and Policy team, UK As the editorials published in the journals Progress in … More
How to prepare for a pandemic
by Jennifer Cole, Royal Holloway University London, UK The exact place, time and variety of disease currently gripping the world … More
Life beyond Covid-19 in a Divided Kingdom
By Ray Hudson, Durham University, UK We find ourselves living in an unfamiliar and uncertain world; not one in which … More
Pandemic, price wars, petrostates and the new energy order
By Michael Bradshaw, Warwick University, UK In recent weeks the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the energy industry … More
Coronavirus: we’re in a real-time laboratory of a more sustainable urban future
by Paul Chatterton, University of Leeds (Cover photo by Daryan Shamkhali/Unsplash, FAL) A pause has been forced on urban life. … More
Cities are at centre of coronavirus pandemic – understanding this can help build a sustainable, equal future
A potential genetic factor in immunity is being investigated. However, the combination of social, economic and demographic factors together with the urban environment probably accounts for many of the observed infection patterns.
COVID-19: Great power geopolitics, social media and hashtag diplomacy
By Klaus Dodds, Royal Holloway University London, UK In recent weeks, attention has been understandably on the public health of … More
