One more article has been published: "Disaster risk perception and preparedness of households in Yangon, Myanmar: Disaster experiences, socio-demographic factors and spatial variation" https://t.co/jn8lkUO21l
New article: 'Introducing a multi-level governance phase framework for event-led urban development formats' by Sarah Karic and Christian Diller
https://t.co/P8uWjXuY7n
Experiences of place-bound sociality amidst the #COVIDー19 pandemic: A qualitative analysis of environment-related coping strategies by Anna Stadlmeier, Dominik Kremer and Blake Byron Walker
https://t.co/wavg00h9NX
📢Hot off the press! First articles of ERDKUNDE special issue (2 of 2) on: “The uneven geographies of the '#COVIDー19 pandemic” have been published online.
Delighted to welcome @PrinceGuma of the British Institute of East Africa @The_BIEA in Nairobi as new advisory board member to the ERDKUNDE editorial team!! Prince research foci are sub-Saharan Africa, infrastructures, vulnerabilities, smart cities
A warm welcome Christina Ergler @CErgler of the University of Otago (NZ) as new advisory board member to the ERDKUNDE editorial team!! Among others, as health and children’s geographer, Christina analyses the relationships between wellbeing, place and lived everyday experiences
ERDKUNDE welcomes submissions from across the spectrum of #physicalgeography, #humangeography or their intersections. It publishes innovative research output in different formats such as full research articles, commentaries, data papers & critical reviews of publications.
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