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Video podcast presenting an analysis of political and legal developments in late Elizabethan England and their representation in Shakespeare’s plays, focusing on contemporary debates concerning the powers...
Looks at the effects of the Chinese government’s policy of allowing families just one child on the people of the town of Changzhou. Follows the story of Mrs Man Xue who tried to defy the system but had her...
Self-learning material to help politics students write course essays. Covers various areas of essay writing including the essay product, the writing process, evaluation and research skills.
A report from Bolivia on the trial of Régis Debray, the French left-wing philosopher who was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment for plotting againt the government.
Documentary. Michael Moore playfully ‘invades’ a number of European nations to see how America could benefit from their more enlightened practices in education, nutrition, politics, women’s rights etc.
Audio podcast. Tim McIntosh talks to James Shapiro about his book, Shakespeare in a Divided America. They discuss how Shakespeare’s work has been both a common ground but also used as a political tool as...
Angus Maude and Brian Walden discuss the nature of political parties.*
The action that accompanied the Democratic Party Convention in Chicago in 1968 and the events that led up to it. Deals with the theme of corruption in American politics.
Uses various examples to describe poor administration practice within central government, with the aim of informing advisory agencies and members of the public involved in community work.
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