Writing on philosophy, art, nature, and the examined life, from the tutors and students of the School.
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Conference
Joint Conference of the School of Philosophy and Economic Science with Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative at Waterperry House, Oxfordshire 31st August to 4th September 2016 This was the 13th GCGI conference and the third joint conference organised by the School and the GCGI. An introductio
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A talk in the Economics with Justice Lectures series given on November 4th 2016
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Harmony with Nature by Ian Mason. The United Nations has recently completed a major consultation seeking radical proposals for sustainable living in harmony with Nature. Ian Mason, previous Principal of the School, and a Global Facilitator for the project, reports on the findings.
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A talk by Peter Bowman, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by John De Val, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
Conference
On Sunday 12th June the Economics Faculty of the School held a one day conference on the European Union. The aim was to provide some basic information on the EU in anticipation of the Referendum on 24th June. There were a series of short, 20 minute presentations on different aspects of the EU follo
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A talk by Annabel Lubikowski, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by Peter Holland, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by Dr David Hipshon, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by Ian Mason, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
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A talk by John Meltzer, from the European Union conference on 12th June 2016
Essay
An essay by Raymond Makewell Introduction This essay is an examination of the forms that taxation took and how it evolved in different situations during the Anglo-Saxon period. Taxation can take many different forms in different contexts. As a general rule we consider taxation to be money, goods or
