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This paper examines the impact of monetary expansion and industrialization on CO2 emissions in nine SADC and twelve West-Central African countries over the period 2003–2023.
Toddy Tongayi Muchuwa +2 more
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Revisiting the 'Informational City': Space of Flows, Polycentricity and the Geography of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in the Emerging Global City-Region of Dublin [PDF]
Sokol M., Van Egeraat C. and Williams B. Revisiting the 'informational city': space of flows, polycentricity and the geography of knowledge-intensive business services in the emerging global city-region of Dublin, Regional Studies. The paper engages with
Chris Van Egeraat +9 more
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Background This paper aims to compare the classification of race/skin color based on the discrete categories used by the Demographic Census of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) and a skin color scale with values ranging from 1 ...
Szwarcwald Celia L +4 more
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The beginnings of geography teaching and research in the University of Glasgow: the impact of J.W. Gregory [PDF]
J.W. Gregory arrived in Glasgow from Melbourne in 1904 to take up the post of foundation Professor of Geology in the University of Glasgow. Soon after his arrival in Glasgow he began to push for the setting up of teaching in Geography in Glasgow, which ...
Bishop, Paul +3 more
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The second 2009 issue presents four articles, a conference report and a book review. As in former editions, tourism is analyzed from different theoretical approaches, sociology, social psychology anthropology, geography, ecology and management ...
Margarita Barretto, Sênia Bastos
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Local tax revenues generated by energy infrastructures and particularly nuclear power plants are frequently portrayed in the literature as mechanisms of economic dependence that lock host communities into path-dependent trajectories, thus hindering ...
Audrey Sérandour, Teva Meyer
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Friction of distance, violent crime and murder rate
"Friction of distance" in human geography holds that increasing separation between locations within the built environment imposes costs in the form of money, time, effort, and negative externalities such as stress and crime.
Reginald Arkell
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