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La Crónica de Castilla, paradigma de la historia novelesca The Crónica de Castilla, paradigm of novelesque history (2025)
Journal Article
Lacomba, M., & Hijano Villegas, M. (2025). La Crónica de Castilla, paradigma de la historia novelesca The Crónica de Castilla, paradigm of novelesque history. Revista de poética medieval, 39, 153-185. https://doi.org/10.37536/rpm.2025.39.1.113147

The Crónica de Castilla, paradigm of novelesque historyAbstract: This paper is the initial outcome of the research project «Cuenta la esto-ria: the post-Alphonsine chronicles and the opening of the horizon of literary fiction (1284-1344)», whose ai... Read More about La Crónica de Castilla, paradigma de la historia novelesca The Crónica de Castilla, paradigm of novelesque history.

Diversity in the school teaching workforce in England (2024)
Book Chapter
Demie, F., & See, B. H. (2024). Diversity in the school teaching workforce in England. In S. Gorard, & N. Siddiqui (Eds.), An International Approach to Developing Early Career Researchers A Pipeline to Robust Education Research (147-159). https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003455066-16

The UK population in the last decade has become increasingly diverse ethnically. Our analysis of data from the School Workforce Census, UCAS, and the Initial Teacher Training Performance Profiles highlights a growing disproportionality in the ethnic... Read More about Diversity in the school teaching workforce in England.

Were the Oppida Sustainable? Examining the Persistence and Provisioning of Late Iron Age Agglomerations in Temperate Europe (2025)
Journal Article
Fernández-Götz, M., Moore, T., & Ralston, I. (2025). Were the Oppida Sustainable? Examining the Persistence and Provisioning of Late Iron Age Agglomerations in Temperate Europe. Journal of urban archaeology, 11, 99-121. https://doi.org/10.1484/j.jua.5.150270

During the last two centuries bc, large fortified settlements known as oppida developed across extensive parts of temperate Europe, from France to Hungary and from Spain to Britain. Due to their significant size and socio-economic roles, the oppida —... Read More about Were the Oppida Sustainable? Examining the Persistence and Provisioning of Late Iron Age Agglomerations in Temperate Europe.

Alaric parton shower for hadron colliders (2025)
Journal Article
Höche, S., Krauss, F., & Reichelt, D. (2025). Alaric parton shower for hadron colliders. Physical Review D, 111(9), Article 094032. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.111.094032

We introduce the alaric parton shower for simulating quantum chromodynamics (QCD) radiation at hadron colliders and present numerical results from an implementation in the event generator sherpa. alaric provides a consistent framework to quantify cer... Read More about Alaric parton shower for hadron colliders.