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20 May 2015: Combining theology with the social sciences and the humanities, the Woolf Instituteseeks to strengthen the ethical framework that is needed for political, economic and social life. ... economic development.

30 Nov 2020: needed for a vibrant political, economic and social life and works in the UK and overseas, including.

18 Aug 2023: Religious Diversity in End of Life Care A handbook on caring for Jewish, Christian and Muslim patients. First published as Diversity in End of Life Care by the Woolf Institute, November 2019. Updated August 2022; Republished as Religious Diversity

10 Feb 2022: A survey of 2,585 adults in summer 2020 by the Runnymede Trust found that knowledge of key government economic support differed for BAME communities. ... While 39% of the total population were in the top two socio-economic categories, 53% of Jews were in

25 Nov 2010: PERSPECTIVES 5. PER. SPEC. TIV. ES. WINTER 2010–2011 IN ThIS ISSuE marginalised minorities. s t u d y i n grel ations b e t w e e n JewsChristians& Muslimsw. oolf. in. stit. ute s t u d y i n g. rel ations b e t w e e n JewsChristians& Muslimsw.

7 Dec 2015: They have taken evidence from a wide range of people, and have journeyed around the UK and through its social and economic, religious and cultural, legal and political, academic and educational ... changing dynamics and interactions in economic, financial

23 Nov 2021: The recent catastrophic events in Afghanistan show that there is no ‘new normal’, and that religious and cultural conflicts, often aggravated by economic and political rivalry, mean that the mission of ... on the theological context, but also on the

16 Nov 2020:  To what extent do demographic and socio-economic factors, including actual levels of.

25 May 2012: Little did we. A Papal Audience. realise that the visit would coincide with the economic and political turmoil sweeping Europe. ... I am an honorary fellow of my College, this year I have three visiting professorships, I am an honorary bencher of Inner

5 Sep 2023: Overall, Muslims are more likely than the general population to be exposed to a range of social and economic risk factors and determinants for poor mental health.