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Geography, Inequality and Oxford

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School of Geography and the Environment Podcasts
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Danny Dorling delivers his inaugural lecture as Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography on 'Geography, Inequality and Oxford'.
Danny Dorling's talk outlines how geography is increasingly important for revealing inequalities - over the last third of a century, inequalities in health and wealth have been rising and rising fastest in the last 5 years. The last period in recent history when we enjoyed relative equality was back in the 1970s - the time when Danny himself was living and schooled in Oxford.

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Series
School of Geography and the Environment Podcasts
People
Danny Dorling
Keywords
geography
equality
housing
Department: Oxford University Centre for the Environment
Date Added: 17/02/2014
Duration: 00:54:43

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