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Geological Magazine; July 2008; v. 145; no. 4; p. 600; DOI: 10.1017/S0016756808004822
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HANDY, M. R., HIRTH, G. & HOVIUS, N. (eds) 2007. Tectonic Faults. Agents of Change on a Dynamic Earth.

Report of the 95th Dahlem Workshop on the Dynamics of Fault Zones, Berlin, January 16–21, 2005. xiii + 446 pp. Cambridge, London: MIT Press. Price £27.95 (hard covers). ISBN 9780 262 08362 1.

Jonathan Imber

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This 446-page volume disseminates the results and ideas arising from the 95th Dahlem Conference, held in January 2005 and titled ‘The Dynamics of Fault Zones’. The week-long workshop brought together 41 scientists with expertise in subjects including geochemistry, geodesy, hydrothermal processes, metamorphic geology, neotectonics, numerical modelling, seismology, solid-earth geophysics, structural geology, surface processes and tectonics. The book comprises 14 original papers that encompass the four themes of the meeting: (1) nucleation and growth of fault systems; (2) rheology of . . . [Full Text of this Article]







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