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Action Against Racism and Discrimination: Progressing Human Rights in the Global Context

Burridge Nina; Chodkiewicz Andrew (Stampfli Verlag, 2010)

Chapter deals with human rights education in the curriculum in Australia and the place of HR education in the global context.
The Analytical Movement

Curren Randall; Robertson Emily; Hager Paul (Blackwell Publishing, 2003)
The art of alliancing: from imperative control to collaborative coordination

Clegg Stewart; Pitsis Tyrone (Melbourne University Press, 2006)
Assessment Of Children's And Adolescent's Career Development

Athanasou James (Sense Publishers, 2007)
Bridging the Gap or Crossing a Bridge? Indigenous Knowledge and the Language of Law and Policy

Davis, M. B. (Island Press, 2006)
Cosmetic surgery in the age of gender

Jones Meredith; Heyes Cressida (Ashgate, 2009)

We're watching a clip from a TV docnmentary about cosmetic surgery on YouTube.' It introduces Toni Wildish, 28-year-old mother of four, part-time shop assistant, and aspiring glamour model. Toni went to Prague as a cosmetic ...
The emergence of Secular Insight Practice in Australia

Bubna-Litic David; Higgins John (Routledge, 2011)

In Australia over the last three decades, secular insight (vipassana) meditation practice has increasingly drawn away from its Theravadin origins, thus exemplifying a wider trend in western Buddhist circles over the second ...
Framing doctoral education as practice

Lee Alison; Boud David (Routledge, 2009)
Humanity and Inhumanity: State Power and the Force of Law in the Prescription of Juridical Normas

Buonamano Roberto (Editions Rodopi B.V, 2006)

One of the curious aspects about the history of human rights is that history has always been a problem for rights discourse; by which is meant that rights discourse has always tried to erase its own history, certainly ...
Interpersonal Metaphysics - ""We live in a political world"": The paradox of managerial wisdom

Pitsis Tyrone; Clegg Stewart (Sage Publications, 2007)
Introduction

Boud David; Lee Alison (Routledge, 2009)

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The manifestation of queer theology: The act of 'promulgating universal joy and expiating stigmatic guilt' through the (re)inscription of rituals, artefacts, devotional practices and place

Prior Jason (Brill, 2012)

Various forms of sexuality have, over the last few decades, been a key issue in Christian theological discussion. Homosexuality has been the focus of some of the most heated of these debates. It is a central issue, as one ...
The Mathematical State of the World: Explorations into the Characteristics of Mathematical Descriptions

Christensen Ole; Skovsmose Ole; Yasukawa Keiko (Information Age Publishing, 2009)

In this chapter we try to analyse the conditions for describing the world mathematically. vVe consider the role played by mathematics in discussing and analysing "the state of the world." Vle use this discussion to clarify ...
A Metaphysical grounding for Ecologically Sustainable Property Rights

Small Garrick (CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, 2006)
Nanotechnology and the Global South: Exploratory Views on Characteristics, Perceptions and Paradigms

Maclurcan Donald (IOS Press, 2009)

In the Global North, confusion, hype and disagreement plague nanotechnology debates. In the meantime, the debate about the Global South's engagement with nanotechnology has forged ahead, assuming common understandings about ...
Nature and Development of Generic Attributes

Hager Paul (Springer, 2006)
Producing researchers: the changing role of the doctorate

Lee Alison; Boud David (Open University Press - McGraw-Hill, 2009)
Professors, doctors, and lawyers: the variable wealth of the professional class

Yang Jingqing (Routledge, 2008)
Pygmalion's Many Faces

Jones Meredith (Ashgate, 2009)

My local butcher's shop has an extraordinary painting on its wall. A young bull frolics on his hind legs, grinning and salivating. A starched white bib is tied in a bow around his neck and in his hoof he holds a silvery ...
Research ethics: Regulations and responsibilities

Bell Emma; Wray-Bliss Edward (Sage, 2009)

We wish to begin this chapter with a characteization of academic research, which seems to leave little space, or have little need, for ethical reflexivity.

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