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Jeffrey

GEOGRAPHY : national curriculum

Geography is a compulsory subject in the national curriculum until KS3 or about 14 years old. Most secondary schools offer the subject at 14+ years for qualifications such as GCSE/GCE...
Tom

Embodying the inquiry: Disaster, affectivity, and the localized politics of security

AbstractThe responsibilizing of civil society for security has been well analysed in recent years, but the place of the public inquiry as an important site of negotiations over issues...
Habiba

Outline how climate change might affect the levels of groundwater in the UK.

Potential changes to the climate may include: wetter winters hotter, drier summers increased frequency of storms, link this to the changes which would occur in the water cycle eg mor...
Simon

All the Question`s 4 markers AQA COASTS

This is the sort of material I will send - all the questions ever on the topics you study. This one is AQA Coasts for illustration purposes only.COASTS 4 markersAS Specimen 1 - O...
Towhid

Residential Segregation

Why do we observe residential segregation in cities? Introduction In this essay I will discuss various reasons and explanations for observable residential segregation in cities. Firs...
Asha

Reducing emissions is the most effective global management strategy to protect the carbon cycle as a regulator of the Earth’s climate, how far do you agree.

Intro: Somewhat agree, atmospheric carbon emission have increased by 130ppm since the industrial revolution increasing global temperatures by 0.85. This is due to anthropogenic warm...
Asha

Evaluate the role of government in reducing social inequality

Social inequality measures the disparity in wealth between different socio-economic groups in society. Social inequality can lead to social unrest and is usually prevalent in cities...
Sergio

How and why does globalisation in the 21st century differ from globalisation in the 20th century?

How and why does globalisation in the 21st century differ from globalisation in the 20th century? In the broadest sense, globalisation refers to the processes that promote, increase o...
Daisy

Using two examples, discuss how difference is spatially produced in cities.

Cities are found all around the world and are more than just containers of difference but act as a hub for bringing differences together. differences can range from race, class, sexua...
William

The emotional geopolitics of contested peace: the austerity crisis and the Danish minority of South Schleswig

In 1920, the Treaty of Versailles attempted an innovative solution to the Danish German boundary dispute, known as the Schleswig-Holstein question . Two plebiscites asked the p...
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