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Our graduates have succeeded in academia, writing, media, law, journalism, secondary education and business. ... We have excellent links with philosophers in other parts of the University, such as Classics, History and Philosophy of Science, Law,

In Part IIb, 50% studied politics, 33% sociology and 9% psychology, whilst 8% opted for the combination between psychology and sociology. ... This might also partly explain why sociology and psychology streams have been attracting more students than

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community in Norfolk, examine the offences they have committed and the harm they. ... have caused. Existing methods of establishing the risks posed by sex offenders and.

faculties across the University (Law, Criminology, Politics, Psychology, Sociology and. International Relations, Psychiatry, Biology, Economics, Social Anthropology, and. ... interest from law, sociology, history, criminology, psychology, cultural theory,

His ability to cross disciplinary and national boundaries helped me to work between social policy and law, and made a major contribution to the setting up of the Oxford Centre for ... sociology, psychology, decision theory, law, philosophy, anthropology

of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences and Law). ... human interventions in the deliberate destruction of cultural heritage through means of law and prosecution,.

The lively debate which ensued reflected interest from law, sociology, history, criminology, psychology, cultural theory, and health studies. ... 15. Psychology of Rape, (considering both sex offenders and their victims) (organised by the Faculty of Law,

In Part IIb, 50% studied politics, 33% sociology and 9% psychology, whilst 8% opted for the combination between psychology and sociology. ... This might also partly explain why sociology and psychology streams have been attracting more students than