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Publication: Constructing the Monsoon

Published by Beth Cullen

MONASS is pleased to announce that the following publication prepared for a Special Issue of History of Meteorology is now available online: Cullen, B. and Geros, C. (2020). ‘Constructing…

24/11/2020
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24/11/2020

Publication: Constructing the Monsoon

MONASS is pleased to announce that the following publication prepared for a Special Issue of History of Meteorology is…

by Beth Cullen
16/11/2020

GeoHumanities Publications: Monsoon Assemblages Special Forum

MONASS is pleased to announce that the following two publications prepared for a Monsoon Assemblages Special Forum in GeoHumanities…

by Beth Cullen
20/09/2020

Monsoon Assemblages drawings to show at the Royal Academy

We are pleased to announce that two drawings by Monsoon Assemblages Research Associate, John Cook, have been accepted for the…

by Lindsay Bremner
30/06/2020

Publication: An excess of thought

MONASS is pleased to announce another great publication, this time by PhD researcher, Anthony Powis. His paper titled 'An excess…

by Lindsay Bremner

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The ambition of this research project is to undertake a ground-breaking interdisciplinary enquiry into relations between changing monsoon climates and rapid urban growth in three of South Asia’s largest cities, Chennai, Delhi and Dhaka. The aim is to produce knowledge of and design strategies for these urban environments, conceptualized as more-than-human, monsoonal ecological systems that operate across multiple scales and through media that are indivisibly natural, social, political and technological. Read more

Funding

Monsoon Assemblages is a research project funded by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant Agreement No. 679873)

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Monsoon Assemblages is an interdisciplinary, practice driven research project that draws on the environmental humanities, the natural sciences and spatial design. Read more

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