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SSE Publications and Academic Outputs: June - Aug 2026

SSE brings together expertise in social sciences, humanities, and environmental studies to explore the connections between people, communities, and the natural world through world-class research. 

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Kinga Bloch

Kinga S. Bloch and Cassy Sachar, ‘Stories from the Lost and Found – The Library of Lost Books at Leo Baeck College’, European Judaism, 26/1, volume 59, 2026, 96-111.

Jane Freeland

Jane Freeland, “Rethinking Modernity and Master Narratives: Mapping Gender Regimes in Twentieth-Century German History,” Geschichte und Gesellschaft, 51(3)(2026): 324-358.

Clive Gabay

Clive Gabay, 'IR theory, history and retrieval in a time of genocide', European Journal of International Relations, https://doi.org/10.1177/13540661261452107

Joseph Hoover

Joe Hoover, Living Just Enough for the City: Experiments in Urban Political Theory (London: Oxford University Press, 2026)

Richard Johnson

'Race, Party, and Campaign Appeals' in Developments in American Politics 10

Miles Ogborn

Miles Ogborn (2026) ‘Asherry’s Beads’, The American Historical Review, Volume 131, Issue 2, June 2026, Pages 636–639.

Jeremy Schmidt

Schmidt, J.J. & Harrington, C. (2026) Ambient water weaponisation: the permeation of violence in the hydrosphere. Political Geography 130: 103591.

Schmidt, J.J. (2026) The planetary boundaries: thinking across science and ethics. In Ethics and Planetary Boundaries, (Eds, Meisch, S. & Schmidt, J.J.) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 3-21.

Schmidt, J.J. (2026) The end of experimentation: geoengineering and planetary boundaries. In Ethics and Planetary Boundaries, (Eds, Meisch, S. & Schmidt, J.J.) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, pp. 250-259.

Schmidt, J.J. & Harrington, C. (2026) Ambient water weaponisation: the permeation of violence in the hydrosphere. Political Geography 130: 103591.

Liz Storer

Simpson, N; Storer, E; and Duale, S. To Be "a Homeless": Refugeetude in Birmingham’s Somali Diaspora, Cultural Anthropology 41(3)

QMUL Health Geographers Elizabeth Storer, Stephen Taylor, Tim Brown, Ed Kiely and Charlotte Stevens chaired and presented on a panel at the 2026 IMGS, Toronto. Tim Brown also moderated a session on 'Theory in Health Geography' and Elizabeth Storer screen a collaborative film 'Housing Distress'

Ray Ward

Ward et al. 2026 Carbon sequestration in semi-arid mangrove soils of northeast Brazil. Regional Studies in Marine Science

Veettil, B., D. Ward, R., da Silva Cerqueira, A. et al. Marine protected areas in Vietnam: a literature review and policy synthesis. Journal Coast Conservation

 

 

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