Liverpool humanities research in spotlight at Saatchi Gallery

Abstract. At the turn of the twentieth century, Paris, New York, and London were epicenters of urban modernity, but these cities and their inhabitants were

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The Society currently invites applications for the following six schemes — open to historians across a range of career stages and backgrounds — with closing dates from 23 January to 6 March 2026. For ...

Approaching the midpoint of the project, PI Chris Pearson reflects on what to do with climate brokenness.   There is a lot of talk these days about living in a ‘broken Britain’ under a ‘broken c...

Exclusive: Homes are heating up as summers get hotter but least well-off are shouldering greatest risk, study finds

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Were playgrounds originally designed and intended for children's use? Jon Winder explores.

Abstract. Bust cards first emerged in the late 1960s as a way of obtaining help following arrest, giving the user the number of a 24-h telephone line to ca

Recommendations and an evidence review from the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee inquiry into children, young people and the built environment (December 2024) For decades, governments, ...

Children’s playgrounds are commonly understood as the obvious place for children to play: safe, natural and out of the way. But these expectations hide a convoluted and overlooked history of children’...

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PhD Project - Heat, Health and Human Geographies: Exploring Caribbean Responses to Urban Heat Stress through Creative Ethnographic Methods at University of Liverpool, listed on FindAPhD.com