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Europe’s nature under pressure — challenges and solutions
The European Environment Agency’s (EEA) work and other assessments have shown that European ecosystems are under serious threat. Centuries of exploitation have left their mark on Europe’s natural world and…
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Briggs Marine’s first CTV
Briggs Marine, a Scotland-headquartered specialist in the provision of marine and environmental services, has taken possession of the ‘Forth Engineer’, a Damen FCS 2610 fast crew supply vessel.
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It’s time to register for Seawork Connect
Seawork Connect is the brand new, free to attend, virtual Seawork exhibition, running from 5-7 October offering the incomparable networking opportunities and full online conference programme that visitors to the…
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Hard, soft and thin governance spaces in land-use change: comparing office-to-residential conversions in England, Scotland and the Netherlands
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The economic effects of politically connected entrepreneurs on the quality and rate of regional entrepreneurship
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Statement by the editors of the Peace Report / After the failure in Afghanistan: Lessons learned for the new German federal government
The new government will have to learn lessons from the resounding failure of the West in the Hindu Kush. Germany’s leading peace research institutes that publish the renowned Peace Report…
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Introduction: Maritime Southeast Asia’s encounter with Westphalianism
Volume 32, Issue 6, September 2021, Page 855-866.
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A European Guantanamo for Swedish children in Syria? A media analysis on the narrative of repatriation
Volume 14, Issue 4, December 2021.
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Book co-edited by Bart Gaens on Nordic-Baltic connectivity with Asia via the Arctic published
The book Nordic-Baltic connectivity with Asia via the Arctic: Assessing opportunities and risks, edited by FIIA Leading Researcher Bart Gaens, Frank Jüris and Kristi Raik has been published. The publication…
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A comparative analysis of foreign and domestic managers' profiles in the defense and aviation industry: The case of Turkey
Volume 26, Issue 3, July-September 2021, Page 141-163.
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Norm convergence and collision in regime overlaps. Business and human rights in the UN and the EU
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Heavy turbine lift
The Port of Leith recently welcomed the arrival of eight onshore wind turbines as part of the 16MW Howpark Wind Farm to be located in the Scottish Borders.
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Data step-change
A key contract has been awarded for the capture of high-resolution lidar Geo-data along Ireland’s southern and western coastline to create a detailed 3D elevation model.
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Unique Archimedes is finally in service
A diving support ship billed as “technically extremely complex” and unique to Europe has gone into service in Germany, reports Tom Todd.
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Boosting the Understanding and Approval of Anti‐Corona Measures–Reducing Exponential Growth Bias and its Effects through Educational Nudges
Abstract One major problem of compliance with anti-coronavirus measures originates from the so-called exponential growth bias, i.e. the cognitive distortion of systematically underestimating exponential growth and its consequences. We replicate…
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