Late to the party but finally received my copy of this today. Really amazing to see it in print. I learnt so much writing with @inneskeighren and it’s an honour to feature alongside so many brilliant historical geographers.
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Really great to write this entry on ‘Historical Geographies’ with my brilliant colleague @Carry_vLieshout 📚
Looking forward to reading the other contributions.
Concise Encyclopedia of Human Geography (ed by @LorettaCLees and David Demeritt) out now.
@BenNew92 and I wrote the contribution on Historical Geographies. Looking forward to read the other entries! #histgeog@GeographyOU
36.: Historical geographies https://t.co/7uutdf744Q
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@inneskeighren Not necessarily anything new to add but I’m seeing the final letter as a ‘k’ rather than a ‘t’. Which would put me in the ‘bilk’/‘bolk’ camp.
FAO: our wonderful students. We are really excited to launching a series of ‘Geography Matters’ lunchtime talks.
Taking place on the first Tuesday of each month, in these 45 min talks @GeographyOU academics will discuss some of the most topical debates in the discipline.
Really excited that in our next OpenSpace seminar (23rd February) we will be hearing from Dr Philip O’Sullivan and the Time to Think team.
You can find out more about the seminar and how to register below: