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November 2023 – Childhood and Youth Studies
Hide. November. Month: November 2023. How we conceptualise children and childhood matters .
Free access to world cinema greats! – Library Matters : news from ECA Library
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Information Services Applications Directorate Blog – Page 3 – Services for excellence. Your partner for change.
matters . With ‘How-To’ guidance and sign posting to useful […]. Post Archive 18 May 2021The University of Edinburgh’s Online and Digital Events Service provides support to ensure your event needs
School of GeoSciences Blog – Page 11
On the 13th of […]. 1st May 2020By Emma, MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability Being a masters student about to go on a field trip in a matter of weeks changed when
December 2018 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Cross-institutional collaborations can be very fruitful. The first workshop of “The Matter of Slavery in Scotland”–a collaboration between Professor Nuala Zahedieh of the University of…. ... Continue readingThe Matter of Slavery.
Ways of thinking about teaching and learning – Teaching Matters
As a psychology student explained:. [The tutor] keeps my interest alive by presenting, not only the content, but also what matters for her.
The real steal – Dark matters
It socially involved as the macaques steal from and sell to us, recognising how much the category of inalienable property matters to the humans.
The Edinburgh Legal History Blog – Page 41
On Friday 26 April the second workshop under the title “The Matter of Slavery in Scotland” organised by the University of Edinburgh and the National…. ... Continue readingThe Matter of Slavery.
Liberal goods are good – Dark matters
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June 2020 – Policing the Lockdown
Black Lives Matter protests have spread across the UK in recent weeks.