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17 Sep 2023: Discussion. The final lecture in this series takes the form of a discussion. ... This first lecture considers drivers for criminal justice policies at global and national levels.

29 Apr 2024: medicine; politics and human rights; economic reforms and their effects; popular culture and. ... and economic paths, China has embraced a market economy while remaining a party-‐-state.

17 Sep 2023: Lecture Overview In our final lecture, we will turn to the question of resistance and alternatives to policing. ... Representation’, The Sociological Review. Markham, A. N. (2013) ‘Undermining “Data”: A Critical Examination of a Core Term in

Again a wide range of. national data sets of varying sizes was used. ... Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (1980): Women in Employment, Paris: OECD.

Dr Mary Griffin (Administrative Officer) (until 19th September 2007 when seconded for one year to the Faculty of Economics). ... KROEGER, Frens. The institutionalization of trust in inter-organisational economic relationships. C Lane.

in Motion Conference. National University of Singapore, June 2009. Supervisor: Dr Mirca Madianou. ... Psychology, Economics, Law, and Geographical Sciences. An edited collection of the papers was.

distinct pathways which are: Marginality and Exclusion, Political and Economic Sociology, Sociology of Media and Culture, and Sociology of Reproduction. ... This project, designed and led by Dr Robert Pralat, has had a national impacts on treatment

Teaching Sociology in Cambridge continued to win national acclaim for its undergraduate teaching programme. ... The huge productivity of the Network is documented in its final End-Of-Award Report.

We have also benefited from the support of the British Library, the British Academy, the National Archive, the MRC, the ESRC, the RCOG, the London School of Economics, and both ... Project Start: 01/01/13 End: 31/12/14. Institute for New Economic Thinking

23 Nov 2020: Work had already started on this edition of Horizons when the national lockdown was announced in March. ... As a cohort we discussed whether it was possible to rethink the whole paradigm of economics.

Value: £265,173. 9. David Stuckler: Economic Shocks and Health Resilience: Lessons from the Russian Federation. ... 31. Speaker at the workshop on the “Economics of the Middle Class in the Arab Region” organized by the United Nations Economic and

Baert - Springer), whilst the Department continues its involvement in the Cambridge Journal of Economics (co-eds. ... As usual, Dr. Brendan Burchell provided much valued support and coordination with the Cambridge Journal of Economics.

He has now moved to the Economics Department of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. ... Words that Kill: Rhetoric and Reality in the Discourse of the Front National.

Teaching Sociology in Cambridge continued to win national acclaim for its undergraduate teaching programme. ... 1 March. Dr Catherine Hakim (London School of Economics). Seminar: Erotic Capital: Extending Bourdieu.

28 Jan 2020: The final results were very satisfactory with no fails or even marginal fails, and a good number of High Passes and Distinctions. ... 26th February Dr. Sam Friedman, London School of Economics. 29. “The Class Ceiling: Why It Pays To Be Privileged”.

18 Oct 2023: Assessment The course will be assessed by means of an examination paper with three questions. ... 5. challenging the traditional political mainstream from the inside (e.g., the National Front in France).

5 Dec 2023: Bhabha; Ch. 1 (Concerning Violence), Ch. III (The Trials and Tribulations of National Consciousness); Conclusion. ... Social problems, 16(4), 393-408. Casanova, P. G. (1965). Internal colonialism and national development.

5 Dec 2023: Palestine-Israel Journal of Politics, Economics and Culture 12(2-3), pp.24-30. Staetsky, D. ... Autêntica. Jha M. (2015). The global beauty industry: Colorism, racism, and the national body.

and careful examination of assigned texts. There will be a strong emphasis on seminar-style discussion. ... and parenting in dignified conditions, including economic rights and access to health care.