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Following this he worked as a research assistant to a Post Doc analysing data about bush meat consumption and the socio-economics of rural communities in Gabon. ... And yeah, I’ve met with them, and they want me to be their test driver for all of their

0:28:25 Culture clash; always an outsider except for the brief time in Sophia; studied economics and sociology at university; then studied with Piaget but found him too dominating; family ... expected him to return and run the fish business in Istanbul;

extempore and brief, which ran into a factitious morass of political, economic and moral self-interest, some of it Mansfield's own. ... law's capacity for moral cowardice in the face of political and economic pressure.

get connected up; I am the youngest of three brothers, and the middle brother, John, was rather technically minded and interested in building model aircraft and things of that sort; jointly ... Observatory to ask if there was anything funny happening

23 Emeritus Fellow of Trinity College 1962, Reader in Law, Economic Torts (Clarendon Press) 1997. ... If we hadn’t been doing it since the Middle Ages, we wouldn’t be doing it now.

Parliament will take into account the economic circumstances of this country, which of course lay outside the purview of my inquiry. ... First, the machinery already exists for assessing the means of clinical negligence claimants and applying a

Cambridge as her husband, Richard, was a visiting professor in the economics faculty; she taught primate social behaviour in the autumn of 1968; I had just come back from the Panama ... for the middle ground does this mean one misses the opportunity to

is most immediately a reminder that the French Revolution had involved not only the transformation of the state, but also the attempt to replace the Church’, and Fourier’s economic criticism, ... attempt to reconstruct the industrial world in the

41. Britain’s membership of the Council since 1952, and its membership of the EU since 1973, have had an inevitable effect on our politics, on our economics, and on our ... 50. But one does not have to go back to the middle ages to see mainland

41. Britain’s membership of the Council since 1952, and its membership of the EU since 1973, have had an inevitable effect on our politics, on our economics, and on our ... 50. But one does not have to go back to the middle ages to see mainland

was not sufficient to take me forward; coming to England from a small, segregated town, arriving in London and finding myself in the middle of England, was quite a shock; I ... in Nottingham without much of a plan in my head; I had gone to the bar before

whom I spent a summer with at London School of Economics felt that this should have been a full scale monograph on those people but I didn’t find the material ... Chamberlain, first published in eighteen ninety and called a Method of Multiple Working

They do a combined arts law or science law or economics law degree which, when I did it, it was six years. ... As it happened, we got a letter through the letterbox in the middle of that year, I think it must have been in May 1996, alerting us to jobs in

both sides of the Atlantic were locked into the belief that they were already living in a libertarian polity." Clark goes on to suggest that: "From the middle of the eighteenth ... However, as a result of what was originally called the "clear and present

We too failed Davis’ test as to the soundness or unsoundness of judge made law and its effect on living people. ... That is so whether the strategy is affirmative action or reasonable accommodation and here judges of traditions which do not contain

Under the Legal Aid system inaugurated in 1949, in broad terms, anyone who satisfied a means and merits test could walk through the door of any solicitor, who was entitled, regardless ... Although Mervyn Griffith-Jones qualified this by warning Middle

Where on that little plot of ground he stood. Right in the middle of the roaring stream,. ... Weighed with me, could support the test of thought— 790. Was like the enduring majesty and power.

of economic competencies, the nation appears increasingly like. a straitjacket, poorly adapted to the growing integration of the. ... notwithstanding differences of an economic, social, political or. other nature. In particular, sovereign equality

I have speculated in other talks about the ways in which the courts may develop the law to meet changing social and economic needs. ... As Lord Reed explained in Robinson v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire, the proposition that the 'fair, just and

I have speculated in other talks about the ways in which the courts may develop the law to meet changing social and economic needs. ... As Lord Reed explained in Robinson v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire, the proposition that the 'fair, just and