By Amy Humphrey, Dundee University and Hester Parr, Glasgow University On 16th June 2020, Scotland’s Daily Record newspaper carried the headline ‘Police … More
Tag: Scotland
Avalanche! How Trees Hold the Secrets of the Past…
Jen Dickie Last month, tragedy struck in the Scottish Highlands when an avalanche swept four climbers to their deaths. The … More
“Eats, Shoots and Leaves”: Panda politics, the UK and diplomatic relations*
by Fiona Ferbrache International relations can be far from black and white, yet one particular piebald creature plays a key … More
The Geographical Journal Content Alert: Volume 177, Issue 4 (December 2011)
The latest issue of The Geographical Journal is available on Wiley Online Library. Click past the break to view the full table of contents.
Street Performance and Video Methodology
Sarah Mills The Edinburgh ‘Fringe’ Festival will soon be opening (5th-29th August) and host a range of acts including comedians, … More
Youthful Religiosities
By Sarah Mills In their recent article in Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Hopkins et al (2011) explore … More
Déjà vu?
By Sarah Mills Airline passengers in Scotland and parts of Northern England face delays and cancelled flights today due to … More
Aquaculture: a problem of management?
By Clare Boston Aquaculture in Scotland has grown considerably since it was first established in the 1960s, commercially cultivating several … More
Considering peace
By William Hasty Peace, the Oxford English Dictionary informs us, is a state of freedom from disturbance or war – … More
Flooding: can natural flood management reduce the risk?
By Clare Boston Earlier this month, hundreds of homes were once again evacuated due to flooding in the North East … More
