Nick Davidson Bücher

The story of three 19th-century geologists whose fraternal rivalry ended up rewriting the history of our planet.

Nick Davidson and Shaun Hunt are going through a midlife crisis as far as football is concerned. Now they've reached early middle-age they are wondering what has happened to the beautiful game. Where have all the muddy pitches gone?. They wallow in nostalgia for 3pm Saturday kick-offs and cup upsets and they rant against inflated egos, spiralling salaries and satellite TV. And they wonder about men in tights and gloves.

Focusing on trans- and multidisciplinary research, this volume serves as a vital reference for understanding key concepts in wetland management. It offers comprehensive insights and resources aimed at supporting effective practices in preserving these essential ecosystems.

Focusing on the 21st century, this book explores the connection between football and politics through the lens of FC St. Pauli, Hamburg's radical football club. It highlights how the club serves as a hub for left-wing activists, reflecting the growing polarization in society. By documenting the club's activities, the author illustrates the enduring relationship between sport and political movements, challenging the notion that they can be separated.

Focusing on the significance of wetlands, this comprehensive volume highlights the incredible biodiversity found within areas like the Brazilian Pantanal. It serves as an essential multidisciplinary resource, offering in-depth insights into the ecological importance of these unique environments.