Social Sciences
Monday Dec 10th, 2012
Mars, grubby hands, and international law
The relentless heat of the sun waned quickly as it slipped below the horizon. All around, ochre, crimson and scarlet rock glowed, the brief burning embers of a dying day. Clouds of red dust rose from the unseen depths of the dry canyon–Mars? I wish! We were hiking in the Grand Canyon, on vacation in that part of our world so like its red sister. It was 5 August 2012. And what was a space lawyer to do while on vacation in the Grand Canyon that day… read more »
Wednesday May 15th, 2013
The classification of mental illness
What does the DSM tell us about the way we view psychological problems?
Wednesday May 15th, 2013
An Oxford Companion to surviving a zombie apocalypse
An Oxford University Press guide to help you survive a zombie attack
Friday
Apr 5th, 2013
What do the Falkland Islands continue to tell us about territorial world views?
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