Thickness and extent of the subglacial till layer beneath an Antarctic paleo-ice stream.
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Dowdeswell, J., Ó Cofaigh, C., & Pudsey, C. (2004). Thickness and extent of the subglacial till layer beneath an Antarctic paleo-ice stream. Geology, 32(1), 13-16. https://doi.org/10.1130/g19864.1
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The Glasgow case: meat, disease and regulation, 1889-1924 (2004)
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Atkins, P. (2004). The Glasgow case: meat, disease and regulation, 1889-1924. Agricultural History Review, 52(2), 161-182Contemporary estimates indicate that a substantial proportion of the indigenous beef consumed in Britain in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries came from tuberculous animals. If properly cooked, this meat presented less of a risk to hum... Read More about The Glasgow case: meat, disease and regulation, 1889-1924.
Area effects on health variation over the life-course: analysis of the longitudinal study sample in England using new data on area of residence in childhood (2004)
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Curtis, S., Southall, H., Congdon, P., & Dodgeon, B. (2004). Area effects on health variation over the life-course: analysis of the longitudinal study sample in England using new data on area of residence in childhood. Social Science & Medicine, 58(1), 57-74. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0277-9536%2803%2900149-7There is a growing literature which demonstrates that (a) conditions throughout the life-course are important for health outcomes in older people and (b) ‘contextual’ conditions in the place of residence, as well as individual characteristics influen... Read More about Area effects on health variation over the life-course: analysis of the longitudinal study sample in England using new data on area of residence in childhood.
Numerical modeling of flow processes over gravelly-surfaces using structured grids and a numerical porosity treatment (2004)
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Lane, S., Hardy, R., Ingham, D., & Elliott, L. (2004). Numerical modeling of flow processes over gravelly-surfaces using structured grids and a numerical porosity treatment. Water Resources Research, 40(1), Article W01302. https://doi.org/10.1029/2002wr001934This article describes the development and validation of a method for representing the complex surface topography of gravel bed rivers in high-resolution three-dimensional computational fluid dynamic models. This is based on a regular structured grid... Read More about Numerical modeling of flow processes over gravelly-surfaces using structured grids and a numerical porosity treatment.
'CCTV, Risk Management and Regulation Mechanisms in Publicly-Used Places: a Discussion Based on Swiss Examples' (2004)
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Ruegg, J., November, V., & Klauser, F. (2004). 'CCTV, Risk Management and Regulation Mechanisms in Publicly-Used Places: a Discussion Based on Swiss Examples'. Surveillance & Society, 2(2/3), 415-429This paper focuses on the relations between different types of actors involved in both conceiving and using video-surveillance systems. More specifically, it deals with the reasons that support the growing use of video-surveillance systems, and the o... Read More about 'CCTV, Risk Management and Regulation Mechanisms in Publicly-Used Places: a Discussion Based on Swiss Examples'.
Ambiguities of Global Civil Society (2004)
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Amoore, L., & Langley, P. (2004). Ambiguities of Global Civil Society. Review of International Studies, 30(1), 89-110. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0260210504005844The concept of an emergent global civil society (GCS), an identifiable public sphere of voluntary association distinct from the architecture of states and markets, has become voguish in some approaches to international relations and international pol... Read More about Ambiguities of Global Civil Society.
Weathering the storm: convergence, divergence and the robustness of the worlds of welfare (2004)
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Bambra, C. (2004). Weathering the storm: convergence, divergence and the robustness of the worlds of welfare. Social policy journal, 3(3), 3-23. https://doi.org/10.1300/j185v03n03_02Esping-Andersen's 'three worlds of welfare' typology has been the subject of an intensive and unrelenting academic debate for the past decade. This debate has been fairly extensive in its, overwhelmingly negative, evaluation but it has ignored what i... Read More about Weathering the storm: convergence, divergence and the robustness of the worlds of welfare.
'A Comparison of the Impact of Protective and Preservative Video Surveillance on Urban Territoriality: the case of Switzerland' (2004)
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Klauser, F. (2004). 'A Comparison of the Impact of Protective and Preservative Video Surveillance on Urban Territoriality: the case of Switzerland'. Surveillance & Society, 2(2/3), 145-160This paper focuses on a comparison between two forms of video-surveillance and their consequences for the territoriality of public space users: the preservative, which aims to preserve public order and to prevent ‘antisocial’ behaviour; and the prote... Read More about 'A Comparison of the Impact of Protective and Preservative Video Surveillance on Urban Territoriality: the case of Switzerland'.
In the eye of the ‘perfect storm’: the final salary pensions crisis and financialisation of Anglo‐American capitalism (2004)
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Langley, P. (2004). In the eye of the ‘perfect storm’: the final salary pensions crisis and financialisation of Anglo‐American capitalism. New Political Economy, 9(4), 539-558. https://doi.org/10.1080/1356346042000311164
An Ethics of Connection: Social-nature in Canada's Boreal Forest (2004)
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Baldwin, W. (2004). An Ethics of Connection: Social-nature in Canada's Boreal Forest. Ethics, place & environment, 7(3), 185-194. https://doi.org/10.1080/1366879042000332970Much has been made in recent years concerning the ecological significance of the global boreal forest. In Canada, a highly coordinated political campaign is under way to halt the industrial pressures—mining, forestry, energy development—that threaten... Read More about An Ethics of Connection: Social-nature in Canada's Boreal Forest.