6 Conclusion The major thematic contrasts of European development in terms of unity and diversity, and conflict and consensus, thus persist at the beginning of the twenty-first century, although aspects of unity and consensus had tended to prevail following the relaunching of the European project after 1945. Although this represented something of a break with tradition for modern Europe, it was by no means clear that this represented a full-scale transformation or pointed to the emergence of a Europe that
Viking researchers help the British Museum translate Norse culture.
The first major exhibition on Vikings at the British Museum for over 30 years which opened on 6 March in London highlights a new research project by Viking experts at The University of Nottingham.
The BP-sponsored exhibition, Vikings - Life and Legend, showcases archaeological discoveries new and old, including religious images, coins and jewellery, swords and axes.
The AHRC research project, 'Languages, Myths and Finds' is built around the British Museum exhibition and involves 20 PhD stude
Are Economists Conservatively Biased?
Economic models seek to simplify complex phenomena, but they have to make assumptions which are sometimes confused with political bias. This makes many uncomfortable about giving policy recommendations.
Obesity in the Young Is Increasingly Class-Based
A growing obesity “class gap” may indicate even greater problems to come.
Hebrew Project The Seven Myths of Win-Win Negotiations 1 The experience of‘old age’ I don't think I mind being old, I try very hard to accept that I am old, but what makes it harder is that people think that old age is a write-off … The reason it's brought home to you with such a jolt is because you give up work. You have to give up work – s Iconography of contagion Postcast 35: Spinal Cord Season 3 – Lesson 19 – Coffee Break Spanish In this week’s episode, Mark and Alba discuss some useful techniques for learning languages and share their ideas and advice with listeners. In the intermedio Alba talks about the northern Spanish city of Bilbao, and José introduces a construction which involves lo + adjective. Grammar points covered include the construction siempre que and the use of the subjunctive after para que. Please note that lesson 19 of Season 3 was Reluctant Rebellions - Indian Summer Festival 2013 2 Liz Shepherd and Jan Hurst Virtual Maths, Density formula simulation 2.1 Design and organisation of the care environment The way a care environment is designed and organised can have a profound impact on the residents' lives, and careful consideration of factors such as the physical environment and the care home's values can have positive effects on their quality of life. For example, Philpot (2005) reported on the design of a building that illustrates the kinds of things that make life easier for people with dementia. Stomp Out Hunger 49ème Semaine Médicale de Lorraine Nancy 2014 : Inauguration officielle : Ouverture du ... Titre : 49ème Semaine Médicale de Lorraine Nancy 2014 : Inauguration officielle : Ouverture du colloque Résumé : Amphithéâtre Lepois Conférence enregistrée lors de la 49ème Semaine Médicale de Lorraine Nancy 2013 du 17 au 22 novembre 2014 ... Librarians Get Personal with the Class of 2018 Texas Tech Receives Gift to Support Hispanic and International Communication Thomas W. Laqueur: Why Do We Care for the Dead? || Radcliffe Institute Career skills in economics
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It sounds fine on the face of it, but not everyone will get what they want and this is more likely to happen to you if you fail to spot the traps.
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The physical exhibition features more than 20 health posters from the 1920s to the 1990s. Covering infectious diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, AIDS, gonorrhoea, and syphilis, the posters come from North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. This accompanying web site includes a very informative and well produced fully illustrated catalogue as a downloadable PDF. It has been organised by the National Academy of Sciences.
Review of the functions of the spinal cord.
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July 7, 2013 - Celebrated writer Shauna Singh Baldwin presents an intimate evening exploring her work and her concerns.
Born in Montreal, raised in India and now a resident of the United States, Shauna has been formed by many cultures (she thinks in English, Urdu, Punjabi and French). Her ability to observe many worlds keenly has led her to create novels that explore human flaws while always being compassionate towards her multicultural cast of characters.
Join her and noted cultural activis
Density, mass and volume interactive formula, simulation
October 26, 2013 marked the culmination in the month-long Stomp Out Hunger shoe drive. This drive brought together local schools, organizations, and businesses to impact others globally.
Stomp Out Hunger began as a way to aid a local organization, Sole Food, who along with Shoeman Water Projects, turns unwanted shoes into food for the hungry by collecting shoes and selling them to local businesses in developing countries and using the funds to purchase food packaged by Friends Against Hunger t
Intervenants :
Doyen Henry COUDANE
André ROSSINOT
Pr Hervé VESPIGNANI
Pr Francis RAPHAËL
Inauguration officielle : Ouverture du colloque
Library staff introduce themselves, and the new Personal Librarian program, over ice cream and lawn games during Orientation. Starting this year, freshmen are matched with a library staff member to provide them a personalized connection with academic and campus resources.
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Thomas Jay Harris gave the College of Media and Communication a gift to help further advance and support the Hispanic and International Communication.
When his friends asked Diogenes the Cynic what he wanted done with his body after he died, he told them that they should throw it over the wall to be eaten by the beasts and birds. And why not? It was no longer his; he would not notice.
For more than 2,000 years, conversations in the West—and elsewhere—have acknowledged that Diogenes had a point. And yet we as a species care for our dead. This lecture by Thomas W. Laqueur offers an answer for why this should be the case from both a general
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As taught in Autumn Semester 2009
Careers skills is a compulsory module for all Year 2 Economics students. It is not available to students from outside the School. It is one of a number of modules that make up the Nottingham Advantage Award.
The Nottingham Advantage Award is a new initiative focusing on student skills, employability and personal and academic development. Initially created for undergraduate studen
