Alice Reid

@CamUniCampop blog #21: The north of England has persistently poorer social and economic outcomes (eg higher mortality), than the south. In today's blog Kevin Schurer explores the origin and development of the north-south divide.
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@CamUniCampop blog #20: Today is World Cities Day & Romola Davenport describes England's early urbanisation and the enduring dominance of London while the ranking of other cities changed dramatically
#urbanisation #WorldCitiesDay
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@CamUniCampop blog #19: How is a cow like a battery?
Paul Warde explains alongside outlining the importance of the transition to (and from) coal as an energy source
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@CamUniCampop blog #18: Rich and poor in Victorian cities such as Manchester rarely interacted despite living in the same streets or even the same buildings. PhD student Emily Chung explains how work and daily rhythms kept them apart
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@CamUniCampop blog #17: Older people now make up bigger proportions of populations than ever before: today's blog is Richard Smith on the long-run evolution of population ageing and dependency ratios. Highlights 👇
#twitterstorians #demography
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