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Working & Learning at the University of Edinburgh – Student Ambassador, Geologist, Red Lichtie

Working & Learning at the University of Edinburgh – Student Ambassador, Geologist, Red Lichtie

The blog covers my life at the University of Edinburgh as a geology student, Student Ambassador and as a resident presiding in the Athens of the North. If you want to learn about the amazing geology of Scotland or explore the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde nature of the city, this is the space to chart! I cover poetry, geology seminars, field trips, university life, tourism in Edinburgh and everything Scottish.

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  3. Part 13 on Geology, Politics and Philosophy: Climate Change versus Nation State Politics

Part 13 on Geology, Politics and Philosophy: Climate Change versus Nation State Politics

The Topic Idea

Nation state politics tends to be very insular, but climate change will force insular politicians to work together. Otherwise the individual state will get overwhelmed by nature generated problems. These problems will cause a massively angry population, as they will see the leadership, as a failure.

A world of competition?

Nationalism vs Internationalism

The question of oil platforms

Interesting video on the subject

Part 13 on Geology, Politics and Philosophy: Climate Change versus Nation State Politics / Working & Learning at the University of Edinburgh - Student Ambassador, Geologist, Red Lichtie by blogadmin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0

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