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''I will build you two houses and they will have vaults.'' The Maisons Jaoul, in Neuilly Sur-Seine, was one of the key projects of post-war Le Corbusier; a persona that had significa...

One fifth of US Presidents since the year 1900 have been shot. Two died, two survived. Civil rights leaders Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X, both shot and killed. Great musicians ...

"We're all Keynesians Now", said Milton Friedman and Richard Nixon in the 60's and 70's respectively. In the same way now we might say, "We're all Democrats Now". Both statements set ...

In the wake of the nuclear threats emanating from North Korea in the last week, and the apparent seriousness of those threats, the US has taken steps to prepare its military for a nuc...

Our thought experiment taken place in a newly established settlement, Freetown, the inhabitants of which decide to live under libertarian principles. They leave nearly all areas of th...

Justice Justice. It is a strong, emotive word and we regard the concept behind it as being highly valuable. Justice is most often viewed as a normative concept; it is not something...

Currently, there are around 800,000 people living with dementia (brain disorder) in the UK. Dementia is an umbrella term used to define a range of disease symptoms i.e. memory loss, d...

Mathematics is one of the most challenging subjects for children with English as an additional language (EAL) to take part in, due to their language barrier and the complex nature of...

Englishes are all the English language varieties that are spoken around the world including those varieties spoken by native speakers or those spoken as English as a second or third l...

Lunar Park is a semi-autobiography that tells the story of Brett Easton Ellis's fame and family, and takes place between memories of Los Angeles and his new home in a suburban town ju...