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Open Utopia – Thomas More online

Thomas More’s Utopia, online, in Latin and English, with related materials and lots of links (via Xenotopia).

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London skyline

Good piece on the changes to London’s skyline, and the complexities of politics, capital and planning regulations. Clever illustration too.

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Edward Soja, Andy Merrifield and Maria Kaika on the future of urban studies (via Urban Cultural Studies).

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Greenland and Antarctica ice sheets melting

The Guardian has a gallery of striking images of Greenland and Antarctica ice sheet melt.

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All over the world

ClustrMaps, which this blog uses to track where visitors are from, cleared my two-year old map and started a new one a month ago. In that month there were just over 10,000 discrete visits – only counting people who visited … Continue reading →

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Postgraduate Funding Opportunities at Durham

Details of the Durham Doctoral Studentships and ESRC studentships – the most common funding schemes used in Human Geography – are available here. Details of the department’s programmes, research topics, etc. are available here.

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Citizen Balibar – Interview with Étienne Balibar

At Books and Ideas, a wide-ranging interview with Étienne Balibar.

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Geography and the Humanities

In the Politicised Literary Geographies event, one of the things discussed was the relation between the discipline of Geography and the Humanities. Geography is often put in a Social Sciences faculty (which can be seen as an issue by Physical … Continue reading →

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Open access discussed

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Originally posted on Biblioklept:
One evening at a remote provincial college through which I happened to be jogging on a protracted lecture tour, I suggested a little quiz—ten definitions of a reader, and from these ten the students had to…

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