• Human occupation of northern Europe in MIS 13: Happisburgh Site 1 (Norfolk, UK) and its European context 

  Lewis, SG; Ashton, N; Field, MH; Hoare, PG; Kamermans, H; Knul, M; Mücher, HJ; Parfitt, SA; Roebroeks, W; Sier, MJ (Elsevier BV, 2019-03-19)

  The timing, environmental setting and archaeological signatures of an early human presence in northern Europe have been longstanding themes of Palaeolithic research. In the space of 20 years, the earliest record of human ...

• The Natural Wood Regime in Rivers 

  GURNELL, AM; Wohl, E; Kramer, N; Ruiz-Villenueva, V; Scott, D; Comiti, F; Piegay, H; Lininger, K; Jaeger, K; Waletrs, D (Oxford University Press (OUP), 2019-03-27)

• The Affective and Intimate Life of the Family Migration Visa: Knowing, Feeling and Encountering the Heteronormative State 

  VERA ESPINOZA, MA; Turner, J

  This article explores the intimate entanglements of heteronormative power, citizenship and affect in the UK family migration visa. It pays particular attention to the material intricacies of the application process itself ...

• The Limits and Opportunities of Regional Solidarity: Exploring Refugee Resettlement in Brazil and Chile 

  Vera Espinoza, M (John Wiley and Sons, 2018-02-14)

• Domestic genealogies: how people relate to those who once lived in their homes. 

  NASH, C; LIPMAN, C (SAGE Publications, 2019-03-13)

• Understanding processes of island development on an island braided river over timescales from days to decades 

  Gurnell, AM; Bertoldi, W; Francis, RA; Gurnell, J; Mardhiah, U (Wiley Online, 2018-08-31)

  Bar colonization by vegetation and subsequent island formation is a key bio‐geomorphological process in fluvial landscape evolution. Here we investigate morphological and ecological evolution of river islands over timescales ...

• Business as Family, Family as Business: Female Entrepreneurship in Kampala, Uganda 

  MONTEITH, W; CAMFIELD, L (Elsevier, 2019-03-12)

• Welfare convergence, bureaucracy, and moral distancing at the food bank 

  MAY, JR; Williams, A; Cloke, P; CHERRY, L

• Hydromorphological, hydraulic and ecological effects of restored wood: findings and reflections from an academic partnership approach 

  Pinto, C; Ing, R; Browning, B; Delboni, V; Wilson, H; Martyn, D; Harvey, GL (Wiley Online, 2019-01-01)

  © 2019 CIWEM Large wood (re)introduction can deliver multiple benefits in river restoration, but there is a dearth of the detailed and longer-term post-project monitoring and evaluation required for improving best practice. ...

• The current state of the use of large wood in river restoration and management 

  Grabowski, RC; GURNELL, AM; Burgess-Gamble, L; Holland, D; Klaar, MJ; Uttley, C; WHARTON, G (Wiley, 2019)

  Trees fall naturally into rivers generating flow heterogeneity, inducing geomorphological features, and creating habitats for biota. Wood is increasingly used in restoration projects and the potential of wood acting as ...

• Restoration of a chalk stream using wood: assessment of habitat improvements using the Modular River Survey 

  England, J; Dobbek, L; Finn Leeming, B; Gurnell, AM; Wharton, G (John Wiley and Sons, 2019-02-07)

  © 2019 CIWEM The installation of large wood and sediment berms to narrow the overwide channel of the River Bulbourne, Hertfordshire, aimed to restore geomorphological processes, improve channel habitat diversity and increase ...

• Global value chains, contract manufacturers, and the middle income trap: The electronics industry in Malaysia 

  RAJ-REICHERT, G

• From Site to Museum: a Critical Assessment of Collection History on the Formation and Interpretation of the British Early Palaeolithic Record 

  HARRIS, CRE; Ashton, N; LEWIS, S (Springer, 2019-01-16)

  The British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic record makes an important contribution to understanding the early occupation of northern Europe, in particular, through the detailed, systematic and multidisciplinary excavations ...

• Mobilising Territory: Socioterritorial Movements in Comparative Perspective 

  HALVORSEN, ST; Fernandes, BM; Torres, FV (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2019)

• Flow-divergence feedbacks control propagule retention by in-stream vegetation: the importance of spatial patterns for facilitation 

  Cornacchia, L; van der Wal, D; van de Koppel, J; Puijalon, S; Wharton, G; Bouma, TJ (2019-01)

• Twenty-five years of progress in physical geography: a personal view of its antecedents and trajectory 

  Gurnell, A (Geographical Association, 2018-09)

• Landscapes of facilitation: how self-organized patchiness of aquatic macrophytes promotes diversity in streams 

  Cornacchia, L; van de Koppel, J; van der Wal, D; Wharton, G; Puijalon, S; Bouma, TJ (Wiley Periodicals, Inc., 2018-02-13)

• Emigration state encounters: The everyday material life of a diaspora technology 

  Williams, P (Elsevier, 2018-11-15)

• The spatial footprint of the knowledge economy: the role of intangible investment in shaping regional inequalities in Great Britain 

  MELACHROINOS, KA; SPENCE, N (Wiley, 2019-03-03)

  Since the advent of the knowledge economy it has become evident that the territorial footprint of investment in intangible assets is largely asymmetrical. First, these types of assets tend to be distributed unevenly across ...

• Regional Economic Performance and Sunk Costs 

  Melachroinos, KA; Spence, N (1999-12)

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