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Nostalgia & Progress: Illustration after the Second World War – ECA Illustration
The exhibition will also feature a variety of recent illustrations by artists Emily Sutton, Mark Hearld, Ed Kluz, Louise Lockhart, Angie Lewin, Matthew The Horse, Tom Frost, Alice Pattullo, Jonathan Gibbs,
Policing Covid-19: Managing Risk During the Lockdown – Policing the Lockdown
By Matthew Richardson. Another shift ends, and at one level Police Scotland have been dealing with the typical mix of incidents that would characterise policing in any urban centre: domestic incidents, ... Matthew Richardson is a serving police officer
A gun for the end of the world, by Joe Anderson – COVID-19 Perspectives
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It’s the metrics, not the Matrix, part 2: Rigorously Established Fear – Teaching Matters
This obsession with optimisation and efficiency further increases the distance between metric-driven reporting as just a symbol and as practical social change (as Matthew Archer recently showed in his 2024
Child Marriage: Global trends and future prospects – Part 2 – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.
This Is Not A Book About Gavin Turk
Contributors to This Is Not A Book About Gavin Turk include Damien Hirst, Hardy Blechman, Sebastian Horsley, Jon Savage, Fiona Banner, Bob& Roberta Smith, Matthew Collings, Neil Mulholland, Darian Leader, Hari
Scottish Trust Law Reform and the Role for the Courts – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
Blog Editors:. Matthew Bell. Recent Posts.
Targets, trust and COVID-19 testing, by Christina Boswell – COVID-19 Perspectives
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Work based placement: Aida De Heras Olivares and James Tooze – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Matthew Lawson would be expecting us at 10am for a meeting.
When AI Promises the World But Can’t Cross the Educational Divide – Books & Bots
Merton dubbed the Matthew Effect, has long haunted discussions of inequality. ... To prevent the Matthew Effect from amplifying existing inequalities, we need to focus less on technological quick fixes and more on addressing the fundamental inequities in