1st Edition
How To Write Up Your Geography Dissertation A Step-By -Step Guide
1 Thinking about your dissertation
2 Supervisors, support, and common questions
3 Writing your dissertation
4 Good writing
5 Step-by-step: Literature review
6 Step-by-step: Research design and methods
7 Step-by-step: Results and discussion
8 Step-by-step: Presenting data
9 Step-by-step: Conclusions
10 Step-by-step: Introduction
11 Step-by-step: Front matter
12 Step-by-step: Referencing and reference lists
13 Step-by-step: Appendices
14 Remember your audience: Keeping your marker onside
15 What next? Employability and your dissertation
16 The end of a journey?
Biography
Daniel Hammett is a senior lecturer in the School of Geography and Planning, University of Sheffield, UK, and a senior research associate in the Department of Geography, Environmental Management and Energy Studies, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. He has over 20 years of national and international field research and field class teaching experience across numerous national contexts. His research focusses on questions of citizenship, nationalism, and geopolitics, and his research has been published in journals including Progress in Human Geography, Political Geography, and Transactions of the Institute of British Geography, as well as recent books with Routledge (Global Development: The Basics) and Bristol University Press (Humour and Politics in Africa: Beyond Resistance – with Laura S. Martin and Izuu Nwankwọ).
