Book aims to help those trying to reduce violence
4 June 2013 Violence continues to be the driving challenge for NZ communities with nearly half of all homicides in NZ resulting from family violence, says a UC social work expert. (read article)
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Understanding Social Inequality in Western Societies
Friday 12 July
Understanding Social Inequality in Western Societies by Prof Robert Wade (Professor of Political Economy and Development, London School of Economics).
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What is Entailment?
Tuesday 9 July
A Philosophy Research Seminar presented by Prof Edwin Mares (Victoria University). Abstract: This talk explores the history of the modern notion of logical entailment to discover what is the core...
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'Delegate', Elam/Ilam Exchange
Tuesday 18 June - Friday 5 July
Delegation exists as a means of bestowing authority upon a single person to act as a voice/representative for an entire group. The act of delegation depends upon the agreement of the group to select...
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