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Thinking Allowed

Medically Unexplained Symptoms - Lesbian MotherhoodMedically Unexplained Symptoms - Lesbian Motherhood

Released On: 01 Jul 2009

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Laurie Taylor explores medically unexplained symptoms - illness that has no physical cause

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Restorative Justice in N.I - RG Collingwood
The life of philosopher RG Collingwood, and restorative justice in Northern Ireland.
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Laurie Taylor discusses the role of acquaintances.
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Organ Donation - Flip Flops
The social and cultural influences on bereaved families' decisions to donate organs.
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White Collar Crime: Culture of Crime
1/3 Laurie Taylor explores white collar crime. What exactly is it, who commits it and why?
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White Collar Crime: Regulation of Crime
2/3 Why has corporate crime had such a low priority?
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White Collar Crime: Punishment of Crime
3/3 Laurie Taylor explores the punishment of white collar crime.
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E-Elections - Jazz
Will UK party politics be transformed by new media and digital technology?
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Anthropology of Wall Street - Rural Idyll
Laurie Taylor talks to the anthroplogist who spent a year studying Wall Street.
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Solo Living - Response to Wall Street
Why are more people living on their own and what are the consequences for society?
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Prison Clothing - Lewes Arms Boycott
Laurie Taylor explores the history of prison clothing, and the power of the boycott.
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Bourgeois Power and Marriage
Was marrying within the family key to success of the ruling classes in Victorian England?
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Mobility to Higher Education
Laurie Taylor is at the University of Bedfordshire to discuss class and social mobility.
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06/01/2010
Laurie Taylor discusses conscientious objecting in World War One.
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13/01/2010
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20/01/2010
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27/01/2010
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