School of Geography & Sustainable Development
We are a leading centre for scholarship in geography and sustainable development, and aim to integrate the study of the earth system with its landscapes, peoples, places and environments. We teach and research across the breadth of the geography discipline, also bringing together expertise in the social and natural sciences to examine and develop the principles and practice of sustainable development. The school was ranked first in the UK by the Guardian University Guide for 2016.
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Interest groups : moving beyond state centric models
(Oxford University Press, 2016-11) - Book item -
Landscape structure indicators as a key feature in habitat selection : an operational approach to conservation planning
(2013-08-01) - Journal article -
Privileging the ‘objective’ : understanding the state’s role in shaping housing aspirations
(2018-01-05) - Journal articleThis paper is to be read as one half of a two-fold analysis of recent qualitative research on the housing aspirations of the people of Scotland, focusing specifically on the dimension of housing tenure. Moving beyond ... -
Transfusing our lifeblood: reframing research impact through inter-disciplinary collaboration between health geography and nurse education
(2016-11) - Journal articleGeographers have long grappled with how their research can positively impact individuals, communities and society. Demonstrating research impact is an increasingly important aspect of academic life internationally. In this ... -
Pesticides and bees : ecological-economic modelling of bee populations on farmland
(2017-09-24) - Journal articleProduction of insect-pollinated crops typically relies on both pesticide use and pollination, leading to a potential conflict between these two inputs. In this paper we combine ecological modelling with economic analysis ...
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