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Morris Cohen Student Essay Competititon – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The purpose of the competition is to encourage scholarship in the areas of legal history, rare law books, and legal archives, and to acquaint students with the American Association of Law
Robert Feenstra: 90th Birthday Symposium – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
After an introduction by Professor Zwalve, papers were delivered reflecting facets of Professor Feenstra's scholarship .
Crafting an inclusive curriculum: How to write programme learning outcomes – Teaching Matters
For example, the characteristics of a History degree include ‘questioning, exploration, debate and discovery through independent engagement with sources and scholarship ’, so the learning outcomes should clearly reflect these ideas, in
George Dargo, Essays in American Legal History – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The essays included cover the full scope of Professor Dargo's scholarship , which ranged from colonial America to Sunday trading laws and the constitutional position of Puerto Rico (the last two ... in law and history", thereby representing "the work of
Future Perspective – Chengchen Ma / Education Futures: KIPP & Futures Project (2024-25)
At present, most policies have not paid attention to gender inequality, so there is a lot of room for improvement in future policies, such as providing more special scholarships for girls
Shift/Work: 2/4/12
To facilitate this, art education conventionally combines ‘structured’ historical and theoretical scholarship with ‘open’ practice-based learning agreements.
Festival of Creative Learning 24Hour DIY Filmmaking Challenge – Digital Learning Applications and Media
and Collections Digital Scholarship Centre and allow attendees to borrow our DIY kits to be used in the film making task.
Child Marriage: Global trends and future prospects – Part 1 – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Homer, Paulus, and the Evolution of Economic Exchange – Part II – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Professor Aaron Gross, The Question of the Animal and Religion – EEHN
the scholarship of Tim Ingold, the paper offers new resources for imagining the nature of nature, of human society and culture, and of the most jealously guarded of all claims to ... Specifically, it argues for an animal hermeneutic parallel to that of