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Category: Vol 5 Issue 1

Exploring the lack of Youth Representation in UK Politics

On 26/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Theo Speed (Lawrence Sheriff School)

Just Stop Oil: Impact on Awareness, Perception, and Behaviour Among Students

On 26/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Saskia Johnson (University of Cambridge)

The Making of Global City Subjects Neoliberal Spatial Redevelopment and Interpellation in Bangalore, India

On 26/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Joshua Bransford (The University of British Columbia)

Applying the Study of Ethnobotany: How Indigenous Flora in Tuvalu Can Reduce the Threat of Increasing Soil Salinity on the Pulaka Crop

On 26/02/202626/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Josephine Chkheidze-Brett (St Paul's Girls School)

Multihazard Risk Mitigation Strategy for Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo

On 26/02/202626/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Ben Millward-Sadler (University of Cambridge)

Yemen: Nine years of civil war and its impact on civilians

On 26/02/202626/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Amelie Lyne (Lancing College)

Editorial Introduction Volume 5, Issue 1: Geography For All

On 26/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Jasmine Roberts, Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers)

The ‘demographic timebomb’: a ticking clock, or has it detonated already?

On 27/01/202626/02/2026 By RoutesIn Vol 5 Issue 1

By Hannah Taylor (Durham University)

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