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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Hampshire, England"”.

  1. Community participation in local decision-making in protected areas: the case of the New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England.

    … National Park, a protected area, in Southern England. Following a critical examination of the literature and previous research the concepts and theories of government, governance and of social capital were identified as being critical for an understanding and explanation of community …

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  2. Creative thesis : The ballad of Yellow Wednesday; critical thesis: Light grows from the ground: An ecocritical study of the poetry of David Morley

    … protected chalk landscape at Twyford Down in Hampshire, England, from being destroyed by the construction of a motorway.<br/><br/>The critical thesis is an ecocritical analysis of the poetry of the British ecologist and poet, David Morley. Drawing on current ecocritical practice, it situates …

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  3. Stable isotope evidence for British Iron Age diet. Inter- and intra-site variation in carbon and nitrogen from bone collagen at Wetwang in East Yorkshire and sites in East Lothian, Hampshire and Cornwall.

    … skeletal material from four locations across England and southern Scotland. Both human and animal bone Collagen has been analysed from Wetwang in East Yorkshire and other sites in East Lothian, Hampshire and Cornwall. Animal bone from Dorset has also been included. The aims of the study were …

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