C/H/29. Book Review of "A Thousand Years of Non-Linear History" by Manuel De Landa

The paper offers a review of 'A Thousand Years of Non-Linear History' by Manuel De Landa examining the book from the perspectives of its aims and objectives, the quality of reading in terms of examples and narration, the consistency and development of sub-themes, the comprehensiveness of the phenomenological interpretation and the position in similar literature.

S/P/287. What Theory is Not

The paper examines the features of a strong theory and theoretical argumentation providing information on the structure of a theoretical article, the methods of research, available law related databases, etc. Analysis of several articles is presented to illustrate the assumptions made in the study.

S/P/288. Lack of Dissent in WTO dispute settlement: article review

The paper presents a review of an article discussing opinions about the WTO dispute settlement report. The contents of the article are summarized; the legal and social aspects of lack of dissent in WTO reports are discussed. The research strategy is evaluated from the legal and methodological perspectives. The article analysed is Meredith Kolsky (2006), "Lack of Dissent in WTO dispute settlement", Journal of International Economic Law, Volume 9, Number 4, p. 895-931.

S/B/346. Error evaluations of the survey "How do Undergraduate Students at UCE Perceive Bullring?"

The paper examines the errors committed by the respondents during the market research for Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham evaluating the questionnaire design and data analysis, its accuracy, ethical issues, etc.

C/S/85. Japanese welfare state is unique: essay plan

The paper presents an essay plan on the Japanese welfare system arguing whether it can be considered unique, and briefly reviewing academic literature on the differences and similarities between the Japanese model and that of other countries.

C/B/915. Concept and practice of business ethics in organisations: reflective statement

The paper offers a reflective statement on business ethics (BE) discussing the experience of students' teamwork in exploring the BE concept, team building, producing literature review, comparing and contrasting primary and secondary research data, etc.

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