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Radiotelemetry reveals the dependence of inland tern breeding and foraging habitats on ADCP-identified sediment aggradation reaches in lowland rivers. [PDF]

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Kwaśna D, Ćmiel AM, Florek J, Nowak M, Adamski P, Bielański W, Książek L, Wyrębek M, Zając TA.   +8 more
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Building Greener Cities Together: Urban Afforestation Requires Multiple Skills to Address Social, Ecological, and Climate Challenges. [PDF]

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Resemini R, Geroldi C, Capotorti G, De Toni A, Parisi F, De Sanctis M, Cabai T, Rossini M, Vignali L, Poli MU, Lo Piccolo E, Mariotti B, Arcidiacono A, Biella P, Alghisi E, Bani L, Bertini M, Blasi C, Buffi F, Caprio E, Castiglione S, Digiovinazzo P, Dondina O, Fanelli G, Ferrini F, Fiorilli V, Gaiani G, Gambino D, Genre A, Lasserre B, Maltoni A, Marchetti M, Montagnani C, Ottaviano M, Panigada C, Ronchi S, Salata S, Salbitano F, Simoni E, Versace S, Pastore MC, Citterio S, Labra M, Gentili R.   +43 more
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Homogenization of Northern Belgian landscapes through centuries of reclamation, agricultural transition, and urbanization. [PDF]

Nat Commun
De Keersmaeker L, Roggemans P, Poelmans L, Priem F, Taillir S, Petermans T, Van Valckenborgh J.   +6 more
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The Habsburg Empire: A New History

Austrian Studies, 2016
In a panoramic and pioneering reappraisal, Pieter Judson shows why the Habsburg Empire mattered so much, for so long, to millions of Central Europeans.
Pieter M Judson
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Habsburg Coffeehouses in the Shadow of the Empire: Revisiting Nostalgia in Trieste [PDF]

History and Anthropology, 2019
This article reflects on Trieste’s representation as ‘the ghost of its Habsburg past’ (Hametz, M. 2014. ‘Presnitz in the Piazza: Habsburg Nostalgia in Trieste.’ Journal of Austrian Studies 47 (2): 131–154.
Giulia Carabelli
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Knowing the ‘Hereditary Enemy’: Austrian-Habsburg Intelligence on the Ottoman Empire in the Late Sixteenth Century [PDF]

Journal of Intelligence History, 2022
Throughout the sixteenth century, the Ottoman Empire presented the most formidable challenge to the House of Habsburg’s predominance in Europe. This imperial rivalry and the military conflict which it generated made it vital that the Holy Roman Emperor ...
Tobias P Graf
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The Habsburg Empire: A Very Short Introduction

, 2017
From the 13th to the 20th centuries, Habsburgs ruled much of Central Europe, and for two centuries were rulers of Spain. Through Spain, they acquired lands around the Mediterranean and part of the New World, spreading eastwards to include the Philippines.
Martyn Rady
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East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, 2013
Today the Eurozone faces financial and economic problems that, if left untended, threaten the fate of the EU itself. Several paths lay open to European leaders: deeper integration, more piecemeal crisis resolution, or a possible exit from the Euro of one or more countries.
Stephen G. Gross, S. Chase Gummer
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