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‘It isn't my area.’ Coaches’ awareness of concussion protocols in Scottish youth football | Scottish Affairs
This paper discusses an externally-funded project into Scottish coaches’ awareness of the sports concussion prevention initiative, If in Doubt, Sit Them Out. It explores the short-term risks of con...
Pentecostal Eschatology, Public Discourse and Political Engagement in Chile | Studies in World Christianity
This article explores the intricate evolution of Chilean Pentecostals from apolitical and socially detached citizens to ardent supporters of the country’s dictatorship. The aim is to challenge prev...
The Portrayal of Palestinian and Israeli Suffering and Violent Incidents in Selected US Daily Newspapers | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
This paper argues that editors of newspapers in the US, in their capacity to select and arrange news related to tragic events in Palestine/Israel, tend to follow an underlying political agenda larg...
AI in the City - Edinburgh Futures Institute
How will AI affect how our cities are designed and managed? Join us at this free public event to be part of the discussion.
The Highland Clearances: A Reassessment | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
This article reassesses a major and controversial field, and its remit dictates its length. Firstly, it reviews the scholarship of the Highland Clearances (c.1760–1860) and Land Agitation (1870s/80...
Inaugural lecture: Shadows and Light - Media Hopper Create
An inaugural lecture showcase exploring the treatment of mental health conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder and psychosis. Recorded 6 November 2024 at the Chancellor's Building, BioQuarter campus.Hosted by Prof David Argyle.With
Contributors | Victoriographies
Emily J. Orlando is Associate Professor of English and Director of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Fairfield University. ... Anne H. Stevens is Professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
The BFI, Cultural Diversity and its Faltering Response to Social and Epistemic Injustice | Journal of British Cinema and Television
Over its history the BFI since its foundation in 1933 has regularly had to contend with changes in culture and in relation to issues of diversity, from the language used in cataloguing films in its...
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Combined archive of previous events in the School of Physics & Astronomy.
Visual Knowledges | IASH
Simon During (Robert Wallace Professor of English,University of Melbourne). John Gillies ( Professor , Department of Literature, University of Essex). ... Joel Snyder ( Professor of Art History, University of Chicago). Mark Wigley ( Professor of Architecture,