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Academic Freedom and Freedom of Expression Working Group – Staff Pride Network
Unlike some overt fascists, these professors claim mainstream legitimacy in that they hold positions in prestigious institutions, publish peer-reviewed scholarship with established publishers, and denounce the far right. ... Yet, they are regularly
Collegiate commentary: Five pillars of the Edinburgh Futures Institute – Teaching Matters
This ties into postdigital and related scholarship around education (e.g. Bayne et al., 2020; Fawns, 2019; Goodyear et al., 2021; Jandric et al., 2018), in which all learning activity is
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
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
How many angels can dance on the point of a pin? – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
I’m not advocating a dirigiste approach of any kind. I very much understand the importance of scholarship and research on fundamentals being a sort of creative ferment.
Alumni Stories: Yixuan He’s journey through the 2+2 Programme – School of Mathematics
I also benefitted from School scholarships and travel grants that enriched my research experience, allowing me to undertake research at UCLA one summer.
Monetary value, legal tender and cryptocurrencies – Edinburgh Private Law Blog
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Legal History Ph.D.: opportunities in Exeter – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Scholarships this year. This is an excellent opportunity for those wishing to pursue doctoral studies in the field to gain funding and have the benefit of supervision from an excellent team
Research Fellowship in the Field of European Administrative History – Max Planck Institute for European Legal History – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The scholarship is intended to benefit the next generation of scientific researchers, particularly doctoral and post-doctoral students, and specifically for the final phase of their research project for a duration ... The scholarship is based on the
Questions and Answers from a keynote talk on 'The Challenge of Reimagining Education' – Teaching Matters
Regarding the transcendence of an imposter syndrome, becoming a true renegade involves a great deal of courage to challenge entrenched academic traditions and Euro-centric standards for scholarship . ... educational structures, as well as shorter-term