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Community and continuity: non-hierarchical recording of Cambridgeshire's plants and fungi, 1919–1952 | Archives of Natural History
The question of how to accurately capture and communicate information on the natural world sits at the heart of natural history, whose objects of study are often ephemeral. We present a case-study ...
Edinburgh University Press Journals - Editorial Board - legal Editorial Board
Prof Heather Douglas (University of Melbourne, Australia). Prof Nicole Graham (University of Sydney, Australia). ... Dr Bridgette Toy-Cronin (University of Otago, New Zealand). Professor William MacNeil (The University of Queensland and Victoria
Subverting Norms and Shaping Perceptions: Strictly Come Dancing as a Site for Social Change? | Journal of British Cinema and Television
This article examines how the popular BBC television show Strictly Come Dancing (2004–) and its casting and choreography challenge traditional norms of gender roles and body perceptions in dance. T...
Natalie Mrockova, Aruna Nair and Luke Rostill (eds), Modern Studies in Property Law Volume 12 | Edinburgh Law Review
The second contribution, by Andrew Ray, Damian Clifford and Heather Roberts, covers the same broad area, considering how courts have risen to the challenge of recognising digital assets as property. ... The final contribution in this Part is Heather
‘I Look for my Father’s House’: Afro-Christian Spatiality of African Pentecostal Migrant Churches in Flemish Belgium | Studies in World Christianity
Flemish Belgium, much like the rest of western Europe, has seen migration increases with corresponding rise in anti-immigrant sentiments. While autochthone Protestant-Evangelical minority churches ...
Ecosystemic Practice-Research (for the Benefit of Others) | Dance Research
This writing is about the relationships between artistic processes, artistic works, and how we might frame these as practice research. It has two aims: 1) to describe when artistic processes are fr...
‘One central purpose’? Tracking the Evolution of Strategic Approaches to Economic Development in Scotland | Scottish Affairs
The Scottish Government’s latest economic strategy aims for a ‘transformation’ of the Scottish economy, with higher levels of aggregate economic performance combined with greater equality, reduced ...
Translation of Visual Phraseological Units in Pilkey’s Dog Man | International Research in Children's Literature
The use of visual phraseological units in graphic literature is a common occurrence that has not received much attention from the scholarly community, having nonetheless been analysed in advertisin...
Professor Simon Wilkinson (CRUK Senior Fellow) | The University of Edinburgh
- Email: s.wilkinson@ed.ac.uk
- Tel: +44 (0)131 651 8592
Professor Simon Wilkinson (CRUK Senior Fellow). Chair of Autophagy and Tissue Homeostasis. ... Simon Wilkinson studied at University of Edinburgh from 1996, gaining a 1st class degree in Biochemistry.