University of Reading (UOR)

This course focuses on two kinds of debate: normative debates about how we should act as citizens and respond to certain social forces in contemporary society; and conceptual debates about the meaning of some prominent terms in political rhetoric and discourse. It is split into four main themes: authority and obligation, freedom, democracy and social justice and equality. Whilst this course draws its material largely from the linked textbook - included within is also other readings that are rele...

The module is intended to open students’ eyes to how democracy works or doesn’t work around the world today. The first section on the Origins of Democracy looks globally at where democratic and non-democratic systems exist and what factors determine this distribution. Later sections draw much of their empirical content from the UK, but also include comparisons beyond the UK where appropriate. Whilst, the bulk of information is drawn from the linked textbook - included within the module is th...

The module introduces some of the key concepts in world politics: states, anarchy, power, and interest. This broad conceptual framework is linked to a discussion of the three main theories of international relations: realism, liberalism, and constructivism. The module also evaluates arguments about the centrality and utility of the use of force in dealing with security and strategic problems by asking: Why do states go to war? What is strategy and how does it link to warfare? Is it useful to dif...

The module introduces some of the key concepts in world politics: states, anarchy, power, and interest. This broad conceptual framework is linked to a discussion of the three main theories of international relations: realism, liberalism, and constructivism. The module also evaluates arguments about the centrality and utility of the use of force in dealing with security and strategic problems by asking: Why do states go to war? What is strategy and how does it link to warfare? Is it useful to di...

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This project looks into why the utopia of Brutalist architecture has suddenly taken a turn. This project will look into the ideologies of architects that built some of the most iconic brutalist-style buildings. A case study is evaluated using a prime example of the fall of brutalist style housing estates in London. Also, this project looks into the regeneration phase of the case study designed to eliminate the stigmatisation of brutalist buildings by analysing crime rates and resident’s comme...

Important introductory notes for intangible assets in financial accounting, setting a well rounded foundation for understanding the topic with worked example questions.

Summary of Dementia Including management, treatment options and disease specifications.

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