Humanising the Globe: From Hunter-Gatherers to Civilisations
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Delves into the evolution of urban organisms, the impact of central nervous system-like structures on social organization, and the ecological consequences of ancient civilizations.
Delves into the formation of agrarian landscapes in medieval Europe, exploring agricultural revolution, energy regimes, mechanical innovations, and common land use.
Traces human evolution from fire control to global conquest, highlighting the impact of big-game hunting and the adversarial relationship with the environment.
Examines the shift from hunter-gatherer societies to early agricultural empires, exploring the Neolithic revolution, state formation, and environmental impacts.
Introduces the concept of human space and geographicality, emphasizing the significance of the World as the most encompassing space inhabited by humans.
Delves into the complexities of interpreting the Middle East conflicts through a confessional lens, focusing on Hamas's reconciliation with Damascus and the UAE's efforts to rehabilitate Assad.
