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Ledeneva), The formal and informal workings of Russian taxation, Juliet Foster [1998] (Dr G. ... Bornholt, L. J. & Good, D. A. (2002), Developing meaning within children's self concepts about academic.

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Caricatures of evolution in late Victorian secularism. Children’s books on science at the poles. ... Kirsty Corrigall, our RSLP Pamphlets Cataloguer for the Foster Collection, left the Library at the end of April 2002.

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Reproduction (Michaelmas and Lent Terms) organised by Nick Hopwood and Lauren Kassell Cabinet of Natural History organised by Sophia Davis Psy Studies Seminar: History of Psychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Allied Sciences, ... Paper 6: Sigmund

The values of psychiatry. DSM-5: is it fit for research purposes? ... supervised by Richard Staley) Dissertation Children of the environmental apocalypse (supervised by Richard Staley) Mary Dai Essays Tea: science and reconfiguration of empire in the

We are looking for someone who is service-oriented and pro-active, able to use their own initiative as well as adhering to the collaborative environment that our department fosters. ... in the first instance./p pOnce an offer of employment has been

We are looking for someone who is service-oriented and pro-active, able to use their own initiative as well as adhering to the collaborative environment that our department fosters. ... with children and adults' barred lists).

Kirsty Corrigal joined us in July 2001 to continue the Library’s project of cataloguing the Foster Pamphlet Collection. ... John Huggett joined the Library in October 2000 as RSLP Pamphlets Cataloguer for the Foster Collection.

Emese Lafferton was awarded a two-year Wellcome Trust fellowship on ‘The history of Hungarian psychiatry in European context (1867-1918)’. ... influences children (supervised by Martin Kusch) Representations of indigenous people in the Phrenological