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What is a scientific model?
Science, Maths & Technology

What is a scientific model?

...law? ANDREW PONSON: Exactly! We’re trying to give some impression that we haven’t yet packaged up everything about that particular aspect of nature, but we have some working set of ideas that we’re using to create tests that we can then go and compare to reality. ADAM RUTHERFORD: And from a practical point of view, as an astronomer, Carol, how do you model things?...
The Bletchley Park connection
History & The Arts

The Bletchley Park connection

...law. Often, knowledge of their secret lives gives a real insight into their professional achievement. I suspect that we can trace some of Asa Briggs’ faith in the ability of an institution do amazing things back to his Bletchley days. Labour politician and Bletchley alumnus Roy Jenkins was one of the first champions of the UK’s participation in European union: he was...
Human Resource Management and EDI
Money & Business

Human Resource Management and EDI

...Law Review, 43(6), pp. 1241–99. Dobbin, F. and Kalev, A. (2016) ‘Why diversity programs fail and what works better’, Harvard Business Review, 94(7–8), pp. 52–60. Good, L. and Cooper, R. (2016) ‘“But it’s your job to be friendly”: employees coping with and contesting sexual harassment from customers in the service sector’, Gender, Work and Organization...
An introduction to energy resources
Nature & Environment

An introduction to energy resources

...laws, others depend on economics and there are also limits posed by sustaining the Earth's environmental conditions on which life depends...Energy resources: An introduction to energy resources: 2 Energy, work, power and efficiency - In everyday speech we often refer colloquially to the powerful politician, the energetic child, the working mother and the efficient...
Philosophy: the nature of persons
History & The Arts

Philosophy: the nature of persons

...law violates our autonomy is a big question in political philosophy – too big for us to consider here. An example of a different sort are prisoners. Prisoners have freedom of thought, but not freedom of action. Hence, they are autonomous in some ways, but not in others. Another difficult problem emerges in cases in which someone is ‘forced’ to act from the strength...
Eating for the environment
Nature & Environment

Eating for the environment

...law and consumer perception’ (WIPO, 2017, p. 9). Their guidance continues: in order to work as a GI, a sign must identify a product as originating in a given place. In addition, the qualities or reputation of the product should be essentially due to the place of origin. Since the qualities depend on the geographical place of production, there is a link between the...
Level 2: Intermediate 8 hrs
Language in the real world
Languages

Language in the real world

...law, the language of institutions, workplace relations, medical communication, media discourse, translation and interpreting, lexicography, language policy and planning, advertising and branding, and many, many more. Language, after all, is everywhere. Discussion Applied linguistics is not about the theory of language or the description of the structure of language. It is...
Level 3: Advanced 6 hrs
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Society, Politics & Law

Advancing Black leadership

...law, we know that covert and subtler forms of racism persist. It is important to understand how power works so that you can be better positioned to offer alternative forms of power. You will therefore begin this week of study by defining power, learning that it is not something inherently bad or good, but a collective capacity that can be put to various uses. From the...
Level 1: Introductory 24 hrs