By Alpa Shah, LSE, & Jens Lerche, SOAS If there is anything positive that has come out of the multiple … More
Tag: India
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
Comparing artificial lighting in rural UK and India.
By Robert Shaw (Newcastle University, UK) and Ankit Kumar (Eindhoven University of Technology, NL) Public lighting is widely understood as … 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
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
Stacking toilets across the seasons: providing sustainable sanitation for all?
By Amita Bhakta, University Loughborough Where do you go to pee? Is it hygienic? Can you access it all year round? These … More
Birds eye view of climate variability
By Anusha Sanjeev Mehta and Robert Wilby, Loughborough University The monsoons are the most important climate feature of India. They … More
Beyond sub-disciplinary boundaries: geographers and the study of development
By Rory Horner, University of Manchester The world economic, social and political map and consequent geographies of development are rapidly … More
Mapping Education
by Benjamin Sacks As pupils, teachers, and parents head into the final weeks preceding the winter holiday, education remains a perennial and … More
Labour Geography: Labour Markets at Different Scales
By Fiona Ferbrache Recently, the airline manufacturer Airbus has been catching my eye via online and printed advertisements, and also … More
