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‘Liberal democracy and Western countries are not synonymous’: Professor Subedi OBE, KC debates at the prestigious Oxford Union
At the end of January 2025 the Oxford Union held its second debate of the Hilary Term, debating the proposition, ‘This House Believes that Liberal Democracy has Failed the Global South.’
School library services are goldmines of resource and expertise, but they are at risk
A key finding of a School of Education research report just published is that over half of England’s School Library Services (SLS) have closed since 2005.
School of Law Academic contributes to a ‘once-in-a-generation’ review of the criminal courts
Dr Laurène Soubise was invited to contribute to the Independent Review of the Criminal Courts, chaired by Sir Brian Leveson.
Leeds academic honoured by Indonesian Ambassador
This week, to mark the finale of the 75th anniversary year marking diplomatic relations between the UK and Indonesia, Dr Adam Tyson was presented with a prestigious ‘Ambassadors’ 75 Award’.
‘Going beyond hawks and doves’: new paper suggests ways to enhance high stakes exam and improve fairness for candidates
Dr Matt Homer has a new paper in Medical Teacher called ‘Going beyond hawks and doves – Measuring degrees of examiner misalignment in OSCEs’.