Reflections on a Golden Jubilee: Celebrating 50 years of Population Geography within the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)’s journals
Authors:
- Boyana BuyuklievaBBBoyana Buyuklieva
- Sophie CranstonSCSophie Cranston
- David McCollumDMDavid McCollum
- Suzanne BeechSBSuzanne Beech
- Katherine BotterillKBKatherine Botterill
- Gemma CatneyGCGemma Catney
- Frances Darlington‐PollockFDFrances Darlington‐Pollock
- Nissa FinneyNFNissa Finney
- Sergei ShubinSSSergei Shubin
- Natalie TebbettNTNatalie Tebbett
- Catherine WaiteCWCatherine Waite
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