- Why the FARC peace deal does not mean the end of conflict for Colombia & what displaced communities would recommend for future humanitarian work…
Conflict, Peace, Resilience & Humanitarian Action in Colombia. 2016 where are we now?
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Anglophone Political Populism and the Future of Climate-Change – Professor Mike Hulme
Today’s result in the US Presidential election follows hard on the back of the UK’s Brexit vote in June. Both results – an expression of collective public preference from the electorate – have shaken political and cultural establishments on both sides of the Atlantic. And they have unsettled me also.
Climate detectives: What a Historical Climatologist does – an interview with George Adamson
This article was originally posted on Climatesnack by Mathew Stiller-Reeve on September 21, 2016:
King’s Geography launches new electronics laboratory
The Geography Department has completed work on a new electronics laboratory to promote our development of specially designed environmental sensors.
Mapping the Changing Affordability of Manchester
Building on yesterday’s post about my London affordability maps, here are the equivalent maps for the Manchester area (sorry Liverpool, I’ll get there!) from 1997 and 2012. It’s obviously a very different picture in terms of price, volume and distribution; these … Continue reading
Mapping the Changing Affordability of London
Last night I discovered how many of my friends watch C4’s Dispatches since quite a few of them texted me to say that they had seen me talking about property affordability on “The Great British Property Divide”. However, since Dispatches has to … Continue reading
‘Mapping the Space of Flows’: the geography of the London Mega-City Region
I’m pleased to be able to post here the penultimate version of an article that Duncan Smith and I recently had accepted to Regional Studies. In this article we look at ways of combining ‘big data’ from a telecoms network … Continue reading
Bridging the Qual/Quant Divide
I’ve been in my new post in the Geography department at King’s College London for nearly nine months now and — together with another new-ish colleague — have been asked to design a programme to teach quantitative research methods to students who often seem … Continue reading