1. Tree planting: How new state strategies of forest governance, community ownership, and consultation lead to uneven outcomes for communities and places 

   Sharma, Kavita (2024)

   With a forest cover of 18%, Scotland is one of the least forested countries in Europe. The loss of forest cover in Scotland took place throughout the Middle Ages up until the 19th century, due to iron works, demand for charcoal and tanbark, and industrialization. After the timber shortage of the first world war, the UK government established the Forestry Commission in 1919 with powers to acquire land throughout Britain for securing Timber ...

   Doctoral Thesis

2. ROTATION INVARIANCE OF CRITICAL PLANAR PERCOLATION [<i>after</i> Hugo Duminil-Copin, Karol Kajetan Kozlowski, Dmitry Krachun, Ioan Manolescu and Mendes Oulamara] 

   Tassion, Vincent (2023)

   Astérisque

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3. Highly sensitive in-situ growth gold dendrite structure electrochemical sensor for early Alzheimer's disease screening 

   Zhang, Zhenjie; Wang, Chenhao; Wang, Jingzhang; et al. (2024)

   Chemical Engineering Journal

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4. Human amplification of secondary earthquake hazards through environmental modifications 

   Hill, Emma M.; McCaughey, Jamie W; Switzer, Adam D.; et al. (2024)

   Nature Reviews Earth & Environment

   Anthropogenic climate change and modification of landscapes — such as deforestation, sediment movement, irrigation and sea-level rise — can destabilize natural systems and amplify hazards from earthquake-triggered landslides, liquefaction, tsunami and coastal flooding. In this Perspective, we examine the connections and feedbacks between human environmental modifications and secondary earthquake hazards to identify steps for hazard ...

   Journal Article

5. Resiliente Demokratie 

   Späth, Kaj (2024)

   This thesis analyses the normative relationship between the stability of a democratic system, its legitimacy, and political inclusion and exclusion. It starts from the premise that the ideal of equality of opportunity and the autonomous realisation of one's own concept of the good life can only be achieved within a stable democracy. The question is therefore (a) under what conditions people are able and willing to organise their lives ...

   Doctoral Thesis

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