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Kathleem Adler, author of a book on Morisot, is interviewed by Briony Fer. Adler describes the restrictions suffered by a woman artist in Paris in the 1860s and 1870s. The fact of being a woman put...
An uncomplicated and humorous animated film examining the international debt problem, using the examplie of an imaginary South American country. Looks at historical and economic factors, including the roles...
History teaching program to show students the nature of long essays and dissertations and to guide them into a choise of subject matter depending on staff areas of interest.
A guide to the laws of contempt of court, using examples of well-known criminal trials to look at issues including: what is contempt of court?; at what stage of the proceedings do the laws start to matter?;...
First-time filmmaker and former public interest lawyer Susan Saladoff uses the legal battle that began with a spilled cup of coffee at a McDonald’s restaurant to investigate who and what is behind...
Three programmes on the global debt crisis. Part 1 asks have our personal accounts and savings been put at risk by the lending policies of the banks? Part 2 looks at the success of the International Monetary...
This four-part series helps students improve their communication skills in four critical areas: listening, speaking, writing, and reading. Viewers are challenged to improve their habits and aim for several...
This series investigates core questions in philosophy, such as: Why is there something rather than nothing? What is right action? And what do we mean when we talk about the ‘mind’? Some of the world’s...
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