By Chris Buckton, Education Assistant: Ambassadors and Schools/HE, Royal Geographical Society
Author: Routes
Editorial introduction by Professor Gillian Rose: Diversity and Inclusion
By Professor Gillian Rose, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford
World War ‘V’: Emissions change if Birmingham became vegetarian and contemporary attitudes towards vegetarianism
By Mollie Cross, Timothy Lane, Celine Germond-Duret, Liverpool John Moores University
Violence at the border: borders and their deleterious socio-political effects on international migrants
By Adrian Wang Xinting, University of Oxford
Intersectionality and its radical roots: implications for the discipline of geography today
By Mary-Jane Farrell, University of Sussex
A study of the temperature and humidity conditions in Mumbai in the month of October
By Sahil Rane, Dhirubhai Ambani International School
Post COVID-19: Are we entering a new phase of globalisation?
By Valentina Dima, Latymer Upper School
Mosques in Malaysia: British colonial architectural influence and forming a new national identity
By Catrin Stephens, Aberystwyth University
Two competing goals: can sustainability and development ever be compatible?
By Sophia Buchanan Barlow, University of Exeter
A review of ‘Why Nations Fail’
By Fintan Hogan, King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys
Does globalisation lead to good health outcomes?
By Rebecca Denver, Lancaster Royal Grammar School
Editorial introduction by Professor Klaus Dodds
By Professor Klaus Dodds, Royal Holloway University of London
Where is the economy? Towards an everyday epistemology of economic geography
By Joshua Paul, University of Cambridge
The impact of the loss of top predators on terrestrial ecosystems
By Sam Allen, University of Cambridge
Public Awareness and Opinions Towards the Proposed River Mersey Tidal Power Scheme
By Megan Connolly, University of York
How do communities in different parts of the world govern the negative effects of globalisation?
By Anastasia Hambi, Lady Margaret School
A ‘strange combination’: neoliberalism and embodiment in the global food system
By Joel While, University of Oxford (School of Geography and the Environment)
How can Brazil ensure that sustainable land use planning will meet conservation and agricultural demands by the year 2030?
By Jonathan Alfred Howes, University of York
Nuclear geographies: anti-war feminism at Greenham Common
By Jenna Lowe, Manchester Metropolitan University
