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Escaping the Zionist Circle: Notes on Racial Capitalism and the Black Radical Tradition | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
From the 1947–8 Nakba to the 2023–4 Gaza genocide, the history of Palestine appears to be stuck in a vicious circle of violence from which escape seems increasingly elusive. This leads one to ask, ...
Writing Prizes | English and Scottish Literature | Literatures Languages and Culture
We invite you to submit entries for the University’s three Writing Prizes, the Grierson Verse Prize, Sloan Prize, and Lewis Edwards Memorial Prize. These Prizes have been established to recognise and encourage our students’ remarkable talent in
Tilden Russell, Theory and Practice in Eighteenth-Century Dance: The German-French Connection | Dance Research
This compact volume covers a wide range of Taubert-related material, and should be of interest to anyone interested in the development and spread of ideas about dance in the eighteenth
Lauren Chin | School of GeoSciences | GeoSciences
Lauren discusses the benefits of keeping in touch with people after university and building upon the knowledge and skills gained from her degree in MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability.
August 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A bumper crop of summer alumni publications featuring fiction, law, history, archaeology, advice for life and outdoor adventure.
Jez Stewart, The Story of British Animation | Journal of British Cinema and Television
The corollary of this is that the book will serve as an affordable and accessible entry point for anyone new to the topic, from college and undergraduate students to British film
Nonequilibrium summer school update
This is an update from the 5-day nonequilibrium summer school at KU Leuven. It covered aspects of modern nonequilibrium theory, simulation methods, and quantum statistics. I will explain a few concepts presented in the school, including 'frenesy' in
‘Man’s Inhumanity to Man’: Burns, Jamaica, and No Ruined Stone | Burns Chronicle
Slavery was a brutal and merciless social – as well as legal and economic – system, maintained through the threat and actuality of violence against anyone who challenged it.
Llewella Chapman, Fashioning James Bond: Costume, Gender and Identity in the World of 007 | Journal of British Cinema and Television
stardom. The book would be of great value to anyone researching or teaching cinema costuming more broadly, but, in its specific focus on the labour of costuming, it also offers a ... It is also beautifully presented with a gorgeous cover to match its
Learning Resources for Carers | Human Resources | Human Resources
Identifying and Supporting Carers at Work (Delivered by VOCAL)