Beyond the Southeast Asian islands of spices lay islands of flowers and sandalwood. For a period between the 16th and 20th centuries this was part of the Portuguese empire.
In this talk, Cliff Periera will give an account of cultural legacies of exploration of Luso-Asians.
Featured image: M.A. Burnett 1842, Wellcome Collection.
[Online] A session for teachers focused on the evaluative demands posed by geography assessment objectives, and strategies for developing students' evaluative and decision-making capabilities.
As part of our celebration of this year’s medal and award recipients, we spoke to Taylor and Francis Award recipient Dr Matt Finn about his approach to teaching and learning and the influences that have shaped his work.
DEFRA’s Chief Scientific Adviser explains how this can be done.
The world’s first major expedition on a coral reef engaged with themes that resonate with today’s geographers: underwater adventure, gender equality, climate change and a scientific legacy that lives on.
Place-based and person-centered approaches for building self-sustaining micro-communities of health professionals and volunteers.
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