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• Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse

  - 2005-01-01

  Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse The English sociologist and philosopher Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse (1864-1929), one of the major theoreticians of liberalism in England before World War I, advocated a modified form of state socialism tempered by traditional liberal principles. Born Sept. 8, 1864, at St. Ives, Cornwall, L.T. Hobhouse was the son...

  Tags: Government, knowledge, mankind, sociology, Strategy, University of London

• Miller, John: the Stuarts.(Book Review)

  - 2004-06-22

  Miller, John The Stuarts New York: Hambleton and London 320 pp., $29.95, ISBN 1-85285-432-4 Publication Date: March 2004 This introductory narrative account of the Stuart rulers claims to place them in a British context "assessing their achievements--or lack of them--in relation to the...

  Tags: England, Government, MARKETING, Miller, SOFTWARE, University of London

• New Higher Education Research Forum for England: Johnson and Sainsbury.

  - 2003-11-24

  M2 PRESSWIRE-24 November 2003-UK Government: New Higher Education Research Forum for England: Johnson and SainsburyC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:11242003 A new Research Forum designed to strengthen the dialogue between Ministers and the higher education HE sector on research was set up...

  Tags: board, consultation, E-mail, education, England, Government, Sir, U.K., University of London

• What Social Security: Beveridgean or Bismarckian?

  BNET - 2003-09-01

  Bismarkcian social security systems are associated with larger public pension expenditures, a smaller fraction of private pension and lower income inequality than Beveridgean systems. This paper introduces a bidimensional voting model to account for all these features. Agents differ in age, income and their ability to invest in the capital...

  Tags: Income, University Of London, Social Security, Operational Accounting, Government, Finance

• GBP1 billion funding injection for scientific excellence.

  - 2003-02-12

  M2 PRESSWIRE-12 February 2003-UK Government: GBP1 billion funding injection for scientific excellenceC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:02122003 Universities and higher education institutions received a cash boost as Science Minister Lord Sainsbury announced their share of a GBP1bn investment in scientific excellence. The...

  Tags: allocation, Government, Institute, investment, MUSIC, University of London

• Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse

  - 2003-01-01

  Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse The English sociologist and philosopher Leonard Trelawny Hobhouse (1864-1929), one of the major theoreticians of liberalism in England before World War I, advocated a modified form of state socialism tempered by traditional liberal principles. Born Sept. 8, 1864, at St. Ives, Cornwall, L.T. Hobhouse was the son...

  Tags: Government, knowledge, mankind, sociology, Strategy, University of London

• SOAS, a long 40 years ago...

  - 2002-01-01

  Diaspora: Africans in Britain Forty years ago, our correspondent Clayton Goodwin was a student at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS, the same school that other former students have accused of academic racism. "The Battle of Adwa, won by the Africans and...

  Tags: Government, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, University of London

• The British Monarchy and the French Revolution.(Review)

  - 1999-06-22

  Morris, Marilyn The British Monarchy and the French Revolution New Haven: Yale University Press 229 pp., $28.50, ISBN 0-300-07144-2 Publication Date: February 1998 Marilyn Morris, an associate professor of history at the University of North Texas, based this study on her doctoral dissertation at...

  Tags: Government, Harassment, legitimacy, University of London, upheaval, Yale University