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Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa (TESSA) Production team

By Professor Bob Moon (The Open University)

15 September 2009

The Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa (TESSA) programme and new communication technologies, by Professor Bob Moon, Founding Director TESSA OU.The TESSA programme, now Africa’s...  Read more : Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa (TESSA)

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The paradox of migration controlNo Copyright Image US Coastguard

By Dr Melissa Butcher (The Open University)

12 June 2009

Melissa Butcher takes a look at immigration bureaucracy  Read more : The paradox of migration control

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Reflections on your St Valentine’s Day roseCreative Commons Image By Tonny be Goood via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Richard Skellington (The Open University)

13 February 2009

Richard Skellington suggests we should consider the environmental and ethical cost of our Valentine's Day roses.  Read more : Reflections on your St Valentine’s Day rose

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By Dr Parvati Raghuram (The Open University)

31 December 2008

Parvati Raghuram explains why she's uneasy at the media response to the bombings in Mumbai  Read more : The Mumbai bomb attacks

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Can football play a part in kicking out poverty?Creative Commons Image sp3ccylad under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor Kath Woodward (The Open University)

15 October 2008

How does sport play a part in the fight against poverty?  Read more : Can football play a part in kicking out poverty?

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Will the poor be always with us?Creative Commons Image romulusnr under CC-BY-NC licence

By Richard Skellington (The Open University)

15 October 2008

Should governments shore up the banking sector while the number of people in poverty rises?  Read more : Will the poor be always with us?

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Listen to the lecture Featuring: audio, Production team

By Professor Raphael Kaplinsky (The Open University)

29 May 2008

The full version of Professor Kaplinsky's 2008 Open University Lecture to download.  Read more : Listen to the lecture

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China's impact Featuring: video,audio, Production team

By Professor Raphael Kaplinsky (The Open University)

29 May 2008

Why is China - or any nation - so keen to industrialise, asks Professior Kaplinsky in the fourth part of his lecture  Read more : China's impact

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Privileged work Featuring: video,audio, Production team

By Professor Raphael Kaplinsky (The Open University)

29 May 2008

Asian nations have influenced global prices - and that, warns Professor Kaplinsky - has serious consequences for Africa.  Read more : Privileged work

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Catalin Dobrisan Featuring: video, Production team - grab

By The Meet The Immigrants team (The Open University)

08 April 2008

Catalin Dobrisan has encountered hostility as he works driving taxis.   Read more : Catalin Dobrisan

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As the Olympic flame wings its way around the UK, the OU's Aarón Alzola Romero asks: just how immemorial is the Olympic torch relay?

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