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This course provides students with an understanding of social and public policy and society in relation to disabled people. By looking at the various definitions of impairment and disability, discussions focus on the constructions of 'disability' as an identity category, issues relating to citizenship and its reflection across a range of policies.
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This course exposes students to the challenges of listening critically to music in all styles and media, and expressing a considered argument about its cultural significance, aesthetic quality, and ideological implications using non-specialist, accessible language. By indicating and exemplifying an appropriate scholarly recourse to today's multi-media resources for musical study and research, it lays the groundwork for on-going investigations of music, both as a distinct discipline and an integral component of diverse cultural practices.
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This course explores core questions which lie at the heart of International Political Economy (IPE), the discipline that studies the interactions between states and international markets and the governance of the global economic system. These include, among others: how do politics shape international economic relations and vice versa; who are the winners and losers of economic globalization? Is the global economy stable and why do economic crises happen; why is regional integration so widespread today?
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