Items where Division is "Geography, Department of" and Year is 2025

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  • Wielding Soft Power: The Case of the British Council and Palestinians. (2025) ABUALROB, IHSAN picture_as_pdf
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  • The extent, style, timing, and dynamics of past glaciation in the Southern Carpathians, Romania. (2025) BALABAN, CRISTINA-IOANA picture_as_pdf
  • How is Offshore Wind Industry expansion transforming the UK North Sea? (2025) Burton, Will
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  • Interwoven lives within territories of extraction: Mining, the struggle for land and contested futures in the Brazilian Amazon. (2025) CEPERO RUA PEREZ, PIETRA picture_as_pdf
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  • Summer sea-ice dynamics and ecosystem changes over the last glacial period along the Dronning Maud Land margin recovered from snow petrel stomach-oil deposits. (2025) DAMM-JOHNSEN, THALE picture_as_pdf
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  • Where are you from?: An Investigation into the Intersection of Identity, Materiality, and Attachment for In-motion Individuals. (2025) GRANVILLE, SOPHIE SAVANNAH picture_as_pdf
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  • Care in a Flammable World: Wildfire Risk Management and Learning to Live (better) with Fire. (2025) HALL, CAITLIN ELLA
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  • Bad and Strange Feelings: The Everyday, Affective Colonial Trauma of Race and Racialisation in My Malaysian Chinese Family. (2025) MOORE, HANNAH MAY description
  • The Digitally Dis/Connected Asylum Seeker: On the Affective (Re)Mediation of the UK’s Hostile Environment. (2025) MORGAN, HANNAH
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  • Spatial and temporal dynamics of alluvial cover in mixed bedrock-alluvial fluvial systems. (2025) OLIVEIRA GUIRRO, MEL
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  • The Divided Scales of Energy Transition: Discourses and devices of energy market-making in Chile. (2025) PEARL-MARTINEZ, REBECCA PAULINE
  • M&A from Home: London’s Mergers and Acquisitions Sector During the Covid-19 Pandemic. (2025) PRICHARD JONES, CECILIA JANE picture_as_pdf
  • Exploring Resilience through Connectivity Hollow Ways and Social Networks in the Khabur Valley. (2025) PRISS, DEBORAH
  • DEFINING THE RATES OF AND CONTROLS ON SLOPE DEVELOPMENT IN SANDSTONE DESERT LANDSCAPES. (2025) Pawlby, Ian
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  • A Crisis of Truth? Conspiracism in an Age of Political Turmoil. (2025) RIDGWAY, VICTORIA
  • Beyond Extinction: Climate Activisms and the (Re)making of Futures. (2025) ROBSON, AMY CLAIRE
  • Quantifying the influence of (multi-) decadal sea-level oscillations on rates of mean sea-level change using empirical mode decomposition. (2025) ROBSON, ERIN ELIZABETH picture_as_pdf
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  • Recent ice dynamics of outlet glaciers in Enderby Land, Kemp Land and Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica, and their links to ocean-climate forcings between 1960s and 2024. (2025) SHARMA, ANWESHA
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  • Patterns of Connectivity in Ecogeomorphic Systems: A Network-Based Approach to Understanding Land Degradation in Drylands. (2025) TIWARI, SHUBHAM
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  • Evaluating the Potential of Machine Learning to Automate Deforestation Mapping in Guyana. (2025) WIECEK, MATTHEW GREGORY
  • Detection thresholds for large to great paleoseismic subduction earthquakes in south-central Alaska from coastal marsh records. (2025) WOOD, KAITLIN LOUISE
  • Making Carbon Markets in China’s Cities. (2025) WU, XINQUAN picture_as_pdf
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  • Investigating postsecularity in urban China: Christianity, lived religion, and the intersectional experiences of migrant Christians in Shenzhen. (2025) YU, XIAOCHEN
    • This list was generated on Sat May 16 02:46:30 2026 BST.