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Education & Development
Learning How To Learn: Words from the Wise
Considering distance learning? Be inspired by some of the world's greatest writers, philosophers and leaders throughout history with these reflective quotes on learning and self-development.
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Nature & Environment
The Legacy of Nuclear Power: Part 1
How do local communities respond to the risks and opportunities of nuclear power?
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Challenging the Narrative
Eddie Wastnidge sets out why he believes academics like himself have a duty to challenge the biased narratives driving Western policy in the Middle East, and what this could achieve.
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: An emerging politics of Brexit
Are we seeing the start of a new political, ideological and cultural order? Dr Eleni Andreouli weighs the evidence.
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Politics is awash with large emotions... isn't it?
In a political climate seemingly awash with powerful emotions, Emeritus Professor John Clarke suggests we should take stock of what people do as well as feel.
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: How do researchers know?
Emeritus Professor Wendy Hollway looks at the motion of emotion in research, asking 'How do we know?'
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Society, Politics & Law
Understanding the AFD: How to make sense of the far-right populists
In Sunday's [24th September 2017] election, the far-right AFD party won seats for the first time. Daniel Hough charts the rise of the party.
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Society, Politics & Law
What's in store for Angela Merkel's fourth term?
Yesterday [24th September 2017] Angela Merkel won a fourth German Presidential election. But challenges from the edges of politics suggests this isn't going to be an easy few years for her. Patricia Hogwood explains why.
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Languages
Does poor spelling really make President Trump unfit for office?
It's not an unpresidented question - should poor spelling be a bar to high office? Philip Seargeant wants us to wake up and smell the covfefe.
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History & The Arts
Rod Stewart was a 1970s ally
With a powerful ballad and a refusal to bend the knee to his record label, Rod Stewart was an early, unapologetic supporter of equality. Robert Morrison explains the significance of 1976's Killing Of Georgie.
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Society, Politics & Law
Researching cycling in the US & the UK
Peter Wood shares his experiences researching cyclists - on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Society, Politics & Law
Why I believe 'yes' is only a matter of time
Despite voters in 2014 choosing to stay in the United Kingdom, Gerry Mooney believes that in the long run, an Independent Scotland is inevitable. He explains why.