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Restrictions on the movement of people to the countries developed west are often defended on the grounds that it is necessary to protect the liberal democratic values that might otherwise be ... insiders. The more vigorously immigration control is pursued

Millions were on the move in both directions. Muslims fled to Pakistan, Hindus and Sikhs to India, as communal hatred erupted and people feared being a minority in a new country. ... In this lecture Kavita Puri reflects on why silence was kept in Britain

It’s always interesting as well to be in touch with all these different, extremely intelligent people who come to Cambridge. ... But, just interacting with people from all over the world is really interesting, even if it is only by telephone and email.

Reasons why people get mobilized to spend time and energy without being paid to produce this specific kind of order are complicated. ... There is also no clear opposition between an indigenous people’s view on the township and a stereotyped perception

Description:. Today, more people live in cities than in rural areas and, by 2050, this ratio is predicted to rise to 7 out of every 10 people. ... Can we rethink how we design and live in cities? What will the impact of increasing numbers of people

When people go to that place I hope that they will stand in the middle, surrounded by the 13 heroes, and feel themselves as part of that sacred circle. ... I wanted to represent Gyuzyan Gyumb as a kind old man, who can do divination and cleanse people of

According to him, people came from Astrakhan, pulled the temple down, took out a golden statue of Buddha, threw it on their boat and set sail. ... He told me this story. Who knows what really happened. Before World War II, people used to go to that place

Description:. In 2014, for the first time, more people live in cities than in rural areas. ... By 2050, more than 70% of people are predicted to be living in cities.

It's about soliciting advice from people, boning up and becoming an expert, being able to give people advice, treating them with consideration, being available and socially integrating with people at

It could be, and has been, interpreted in entirely different ways by different people. ... So people hopefully built airfields and then waited for the cargo to arrive.

Old people also wore the lavshig robe. People of different ages wore different hats. ... People showed respect to their hats. One could not toss it onto the ground, or step over a hat.

addiction. So everyone is mad about football and many other people are crazy about cricket. ... It is also believed that games enable people to learn how to demarcate their lives.

This raises a number of important questions. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? ... How do people think about conspiracies? How are we to make sense of the relationship between mistrust of expertise and accusations of conspiracy?

This raises a number of important questions. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? ... How do people think about conspiracies? How are we to make sense of the relationship between mistrust of expertise and accusations of conspiracy?

This raises a number of important questions. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? ... How do people think about conspiracies? How are we to make sense of the relationship between mistrust of expertise and accusations of conspiracy?

In this talk, Professor Bourke explored the various ways that people in the past have interpreted unpleasant sensations. ... Is pain a productive force or solely destructive? How have people learnt to conduct themselves when in pain and what languages do

nature, and working towards a sustainable future for people and the planet. ... He considers the idea of conflict and co-existence and asks whether there was the space for people to thrive and for nature to survive in the modern day, from the

Peasants deteriorate into subsistence farmers where people retreat from the use of money and markets. ... Many people do not feel much about people in their street or neighbourhood.

Often people believe to be “free” when deciding between different choice options. ... Ever since the pioneering work of Benjamin Libet, neuroimaging studies have repeatedly shown that it is possible to predict the outcome of subjectively free

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •