Titlebook: GeoHumanities and Health; Sarah Atkinson,Rachel Hunt Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 GeoHumanities.Health geography.Human ge

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Fragen des Familien- und Erbrechts,earch has focused on measuring the impact of arts-based programs on “behaviour”, cognition, and emotional states. Given the positive health outcomes that have been demonstrated, the instrumental use of the arts to generate social and behavioural changes is increasingly adopted as a non-pharmacologic

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,Dampfkraftwerke für Sonderzwecke,contemplative notions of land ‘scoping’ since the seventeenth century. Despite a growing body of research demonstrating the richness of people’s diverse multisensory nature encounters, certain interpretations and embodiments of nature are persistently prioritised over others in both policy and pract

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Die Geschichte der Bauingenieurkunstand collaborative engagements. This chapter explores the overlap between disciplinary interests in history and geography and considers how they facilitate analyses of various boundaries constructed or reinforced by the State in relation to the emergence of, and responses to, HIV and AIDS in South Af

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Wolfgang W. Osterhage,Christian Gritznerfects of radiation in the event of serious accidents. Via the medium of photography, my work explores the scientific and techopolitical deceit of these zones. Because of the nature of ‘risk society‘, the inevitability of accidents and the particular ontology of radiation, EPZs play an illusionary, r

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Ein „Soldat der dritten Internationale“outh East Asia. The investments made into care-related activities in residential homes for the elderly largely reflect a medical approach in which priority is given to physical care through bodily maintenance and limited physical exercise, and only limited resources are allocated to other intellectu