V. B. Sochava Institute of Geography

Mapping point and line densities of cross-border governance: the example of the Interreg cooperation programme

Cross-border cooperation has become a key dimension of European integration, supported extensively through EU-Interreg programmes. Yet, the growing density of actors and interconnections creates methodological challenges for mapping and interpreting cross-border governance at the...

Engineering and land use intensified climate-driven Yangtze River flood hazards since the Little Ice Age.

Understanding the interplay between climate variability and human activities is essential for assessing long-term river flood hazards. Yet, the relative contributions of natural and anthropogenic drivers to flood magnitude remain poorly constrained due to limited multicentury rec...