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Citizens without frontiersCreative Commons Image By Sokwanele - Zimbabwe via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Professor Engin Isin (The Open University)

15 February 2012

There's a widening gap between those who ignore national borders, and those constrained by them. Engin Isin explains what this might mean.  Read more : Citizens without frontiers

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Ken Keir on UK manufacturing Featuring Video Creative Commons Image The Open University

By Ken Keir (Guest), Dr Leslie Budd (The Open University)

02 February 2012

Honda Executive Vice Director Ken Keir talks the role of government in promoting manufacturing, the impact of environmental demands and the future for making things...  Read more : Ken Keir on UK manufacturing

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Political ordering Free Course External LinkThe Open University

By The LearningSpace team (The Open University)

27 January 2012

This unit asks questions about what states are and how they are involved in the processes of governing and ordering social life. Beginning from an awareness of just how much of everyday life involves the state, to if states have this authority to...  Read more : Political ordering

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The psychology of conspiracy theoriesCreative Commons Image dmountain.com under CC-BY licence

By Dr Jovan Byford (The Open University)

25 January 2012

 Why do people believe sometimes outlandish conspiracy theories? You need to look beyond the individual to start to understand, explains Jovan Byford.  Read more : The psychology of conspiracy theories

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Brave New World re-imagined Creative Commons Image By Abode of Chaos via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Dr Geoff Andrews (The Open University)

24 January 2012

80 years since the publication of Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel Brave New World, Geoff Andrews wonders how it might be re-imagined today in the context...  Read more : Brave New World re-imagined

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Enduring Love Featuring VideoFeaturing Audio Copyrighted ImageUsed with permission

By The iTunes U team (The Open University)

13 January 2012

With ever-increasing divorce rates and relationship break-ups, how do some couples manage to stay together for years, sometimes forever?  Read more :Enduring Love

Climate Change: Game changer Featuring Audio Creative Commons Image By Oxfam International via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Dr William Brown (The Open University)

12 January 2012

William Brown uses Game Theory to show how the EU has taken on a tougher stance in the Durban climate change negotiations - and for...  Read more : Climate Change: Game changer

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The independence question Creative Commons Image By The Laird of Oldham via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

10 January 2012

As the spotlight turns onto a possible referendum on Scottish independence, we round up links to free learning on Scotland and nationalism  Read more : The independence question

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Understanding society: Families Free Course External LinkThe Open University

By The LearningSpace team (The Open University)

06 January 2012

Here you will explore how different families have different ideas about how work in the home should be divided. You will also investigate the diversity of families. We will see how any discussion of the division of labour has to recognise that...  Read more : Understanding society: Families

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Cities under siege Copyrighted Image By Keoni Cabral via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Dr Melissa Butcher (The Open University)

04 January 2012

Cities are no longer just the backdrop to conflict, but an integral part of it. Dr Melissa Butcher explains  Read more : Cities under siege

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