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Badly aimed canons and when to blow off
A Short History of Sociological Thought. Third edition - Sociological Lives and Ideas - Durkheim. First edition - Anthony Giddens - The Civilizing Process. Second edition
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Trading in the veil for a sword
The Begums of Bhopal
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MSG: the countdown begins to a new era in European weather forecasting
Paris, 12 July 2002 A new generation of more sophisticated weather satellites that will produce more precise data in a shorter time than its predecessors is poised for its first launch. Meteosat...
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What keeps all of Britain's colours from the screens?
Ethnic minorities find the UK film and TV industry shut to them, says Sara Wajid, but Geoff Watts reports on an experiment proving that racism is not hard wired. Twelve years after the rap group...
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Fight the right war
We must not let the battle against terrorism turn into a clash of civilisations, writes Azzam Tamimi These are difficult times for Muslims worldwide, but in particular for those in Europe and America...
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Divergent views of a Chinese sage
An Introduction to Confucianism . First Edition
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CryoSat ¨C a satellite with an icy mission
Paris, 08 February 2002 On 8 February the ESA Director of Earth Observation, Jos¨¦ Achache, signed the contract confirming that Astrium will build the new European environmental and climate satellite...
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Educated guess about social gain
Education and Development
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Out of India
Contemporary South Asia (three times a year) - South Asia Research (two issues a year)
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Redirect that data
Race is a political myth, argues Tukufu Zuberi, and it is time we used racial statistics to prove it The idea of a cause-and-effect relationship between race and social status emerged from...
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Falling fortunes of the lands of the rising sun
The Great Divergence
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Rude awakenings in dreamland?
Does America Need a Foreign Policy?
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From today's UK papers
Financial Times Scientists at North Carolina State University hope to develop better protective clothing by incorporating additives in the fibre rather than as a coating. French government scientists...
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Beaten, banged up but still unbowed
Pramoedya Ananta Toer has endured prison and had his books banned. But at 75, international recognition has finally beckoned. C. W. Watson reports. Book burnings and raids on libraries have been the...