Cityscapes Past, Present and Future 5:00pm | 1 June 2016 Senate House, Macmillan Hall Public debate and launch event of

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PA RT I The Polluted Public Square The public square is that literal and symbolic place where we meet to discuss and debate problems of the commons. It may be a church basement, a television studio or around a water coo

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CentrePiece SpringTo illustrate CEP’s impact on public policy and debate, John Van Reenen introduces and presents the first in a series of ‘big ideas’, surveying the significant research findings that have e

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Establishing a market differential Producing unique content for a target audience This module is about producing original, in-depth, issue-led journalism designed to inform the public debate. The previous module “Iden

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Ohio Public Safety Resource Sheet How to Guide a Successful Discussion Leading a discussion means stimulating the students to

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• Grammar
• Human communication
• Education
• Communication
• Educational psychology
• Question
• Questionnaire construction
• Debate
• Closed-ended question
• Interpretive discussion
• Young Learners Tests of English

  Reparations for the Cultural and Educational Exploitation, Erasure,  and Extraction of Our Communities in the Form of Mandated Public  School Curriculums That Critically Examine the Political

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• Reparations for slavery
• International law
• Reparations
• Slavery
• Republic of New Afrika
• National Museum of African American History and Culture
• Politics
• Black people
• Identity politics
• International criminal law
• Reparations for slavery debate in the United States

INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN ROAD VERSUS RAIL –SHIFT THE DEBATE Road and rail projects have traditionally been set against each other as competing

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• Transport
• Business
• Toll roads in Australia
• Transurban
• East West Link
• Public transport
• Mode of transport
• Traffic congestion
• Rail transport
• Melbourne
• Transport in Melbourne
• Land transport

UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN EXTERNAL SPEAKER POLICY  External Speaker Policy 

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• Westminster system
• Freedom of expression
• Political philosophy
• Public sphere
• Debate
• Speaker of the House of Commons
• Public speaking
• Politics
• Freedom of speech

“The Finnish Basic Income Debate” SOS10.1.3 Universal Basic Income: New Avenues in Social Welfare Policy 5 ECTS Thomas Babila Sama, PhD Department of Social Research (Unit of Social and Public Policy) University of H

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• Economy
• Income distribution
• Welfare
• Welfare economics
• Labour relations
• Basic income
• Employment compensation
• Social security
• Raspberry Pi
• Social security in Australia

Principles of Judging The ESU Schools’ Mace is a competition that is first and foremost aimed at providing young debaters around England the opportunity to grow and develop as speakers, and to build the key skills, suc

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• Public sphere
• Public speaking
• Critical thinking
• Debating
• Policy debate
• Academia
• Debate
• Judge
• Point of information
• Rebuttal
• Argument
• Rhetoric