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A compilation of seven programmes from THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT, course U208.
A compilation of five programmes from THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT, course U208.
Mounting global problems show us that we face a crisis in international decision making. Cooperation is essential if, for example, global warming is to be curbed and destructive development processes...
Looks at the history of crime from the 19th century to the present from two different points of view. Geoff Pearson begins the programme by tracing hooliganism from the 1950s back to the 1890s. Steven Davies...
Examines the decision making involved when a child or young person is taken into care. Looks at the history of residential care from the time of Thomas Coram and his Foundling Hospital through to Dr...
Looks at Neil Postman’s controversial theory that childhood was created by the printing press. Discusses what a child’s life was like in the medieval period prior to the invention of the printing press...
Neil Postman argues that childhood is disappearing as a result of watching television. Shows that children are not passive receivers of their culture but active agents in their own socialisation and...
Asian families living and working in the East End of London are very often subjected to racial attacks. Explores Asian family relationships and looks at how their culture is adapting to living in Britain.
Explains the decisions behind the changes in public order legislation by using three models of decision-making - the rational decision-making model, the organisation model and the political interests model....
Looks at the social nature of natural resources, in this case the tin industry in Malaysia. The British introduced commercial tin production to Malaysia in the 19th century, but even though other industries...
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