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This collection of new essays from leading economic geographers addresses the contested place of markets in a physical setting and explore how the impact of political
This chapter reviews recent developments in assessing and mapping tropical forests
which stretches even the bounds of Anthony Burgess's fictions
Eden and Indo-China
In addition to protecting the product
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considering the different disease threats
This chapter emphasizes the latest development around some of the critical physical concepts and the factors affecting them
Family and borders were central to the architecture of European colonialism and imperialism
Based on little-examined printed and archival sources
This book utilises theoretical models to analyse the defence conditions and preparedness of Eastern Europe
Achieving net zero dairy farming provides a detailed insight into the fundamental processes within the dairy cow and those that occur on dairy farms that contribute to and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
