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Uncovering Fiscal Hierarchies in Ninth-Century Egypt: Insights from Papyrus Analysis – Welcome to the Caliphal Finances Blog
Next week, the Caliphal Finances team will welcome Matthew Gordon and Eugénie Rébillard to discuss their respective research and share the Caliphal Finances team’s recent work, focusing in particular on
Edinburgh Law School creates animations to discuss structural injustice, denaturalized natural disasters, epistemic injustice, and the nature of emergencies – COVID-19 Perspectives
Denaturalizing Natural disasters. In our second animation, Professor Matthew Hunt talks about how natural disasters and their impacts are not as ‘natural’ as they may first appear and how this should
Welcome to April’s issue of Teaching Matters: Embedding sustainability in the curriculum – Teaching Matters
Mini-series: Student pathways to learning about sustainability by Matthew Lawson.
Care home study maps lockdown impact on families, says George Palattiyil – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Animal care continues during COVID-19, writes Ranald Leask – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Six things you should know about Stair’s theory of contract law. – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.
Welcome to April's issue of Teaching Matters: Embedding sustainability in the curriculum – Teaching Matters
Mini-series: Student pathways to learning about sustainability by Matthew Lawson.
STUDENT STORY: Looking back over my first year as a PhD student – Mark Naylor’s Blog
By PhD Student Bronwyn Matthews (Sounding Out the River). In September 2020, I started my PhD amidst a global pandemic of which I had no idea about when I applied in
Medicine Anthropology Theory journal publishes virtual issue “Outbreak, Epidemics, and Infectious Diseases” – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Error in the Law of Contract: Shaping a Doctrine Fit for the 21st Century – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.