Criminals: are they born or made?
Criminals: are they born or made? And what about murderers? Are they born bad or made that way? Criminology lecturer, Dr Karen Washington-Dyer discusses if criminals are born or made.
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Why some people don’t like goo
This year, the original Alien film celebrates its fortieth anniversary, having spawned a series of sequels and prequels, as well as a lucrative franchise of books, models, video games and other products. So what made this film so successful and why is it still so popular today?
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Health is changing – be part of the revolution!
For many hundreds of years, we have viewed the body as a machine and considered illness/ disease as a sign of the machine malfunctioning. But is this the full picture?
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Youth Work – A Solution to the Knife Crime ‘Epidemic’?
There are daily media headlines currently about the current Knife Crime ‘Epidemic’ that is happening amongst young people in the UK. The statistics and media reports raise interesting questions for youth workers, especially considering that many of them work with young people in the age bracket that are more likely to be both the victims and perpetrators of knife crime.
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Ethical Marketing – Can we save the ‘Rangtang’ and still make money?
Modern business is transforming the way we think about success, and in extreme cases, survival, particularly in our current economic climate with sustainable business practices and green impact being particularly highlighted. One wonders, which large companies will still exist in 2030…
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