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Brett Cherry: “In Search of a Just Transition to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Climate Adaptation: A Nexus for Social Justice in the North of Tyne”

Amy Robson: “Beyond Extinction: Climate Activisms and the (Re)Making of Futures”

Luke Green: “The Financialised University in the Neoliberal City? A Comparative Study of University Real Estate Investment Strategies in Edinburgh and Manchester, UK”

Carlo Ceglia: “Out of the Blue: The Republic of Seychelles and the Evolving Financial-Institutional Architecture around Ocean Spaces”

Daniel Jones: “Geographies of Impulse: A Study of Individuals with Tourettes Syndrome and the Embodied Experience of Public Space”

Ben Bowsher: “Re-imagining Posthuman Geographies: Political Struggles in Ecological Crises”

Thomas William Shrimplin: “Young people, violence and the ‘everyday’ co-production of geopolitical discourse in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds”

Charlotte V Rhodes: “Period Pains: The Social, Economic and Spatial Impacts of Period Poverty on Young Women in North East England”

Leonard Schliesser: “Providing security in a smart-gridded environment during blackouts of different scales”

“The Rise and Fall of a Contested Strategic Narrative: The Belt and Road Initiative, Geostrategic Elites, and the US-China Relationship”