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Video recording of the Issues in Criminal Justice Lecture, 2010, given by Michael Mansfield QC at the University of Sussex. [58 minutes]
Public lecture. Professor Jagjit Chadha explains the need to think of economic policy as a path co-ordinating monetary, financial and fiscal policy. The economic landscape that he outlines imply some new...
Video recording of a lecture in which Steven Gubser gives a concise introduction to the main ideas in string theory and a quick tour of the basic laws of physics as we understand them today. Based on his...
The idea that democracy should be about dialogue and compromise seems to have recently disappeared from many countries including the US, Hungary and Turkey. In Spain the prime example of this new political...
Judith Grabiner describes how the 19th century saw radical change, producing new ideas of space, destroying the unchallenging authority of mathematics, revolutionising art, making relativity possible and...
Deborah Mabbett’s lecture examines some of the similarities and differences between the economic policies of the Thatcher government and the Conservative - Lib Dem coalition government which came to power...
Are women better at getting out of poverty than men? This documentary, produced by the Why Poverty multimedia project, tells the story of Rafea, a middle-aged woman from a poor community, who is selected to...
The great economists of the 19th century- Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill, Karl Marx and David Ricardo - were preoccupied with the idea that capitalism could one day collapse. In this talk, author and economics...
A University of Bath Public Lecture Podcast. Professor David Galbreath’s inaugural lecture asks whether the evolution of technology requires nations to be forever vigilant in the face of a new type of...
Interview in the Face to Face series made for local Canadian television channel ICTV, which aims to provide viewers with information not ordinarily shown on corporate television. In this programme Annie...
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