The Public Engagement Network, Oxford Brookes University
Oxford Brookes Unscripted
This podcast series from the Public Engagement Network (PEN) at Oxford Brookes University is a platform for academics, across all faculties, to informally share, discuss and contemplate their research with the wider community
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The Public Engagement Network, Oxford Brookes University
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2026. okt. 13.
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Richard Carver on Oxford Brookes Unscripted 25.08.2020 32:47
Dr Richard Carver has been researching whether torture prevention measures actually work. International law makes detailed prescriptions for the measures that states should adopt to stop torture, but there had been no previous evidence on whether these did indeed have the intended effect. In a multi-country study, Richard and a team of more than 20 researchers discovered that the most important el...
Melanie Nowicki on Oxford Brookes Unscripted 25.08.2020 30:53
My podcast episode focuses on family homelessness and life in hotels and other forms of temporary accommodation. For the project, I spoke with formerly homeless families in Dublin and London about their experiences. Key findings included the devastating impact on children's nutritional health due to a lack of cooking facilities; deterioration in mental health for both parents and adults; feelings...
Susan Cheyne on Oxford Brookes Unscripted 06.08.2020 25:01
Dr Susan Cheyne is a lecturer in biological anthropology and is talking about conserving Borneo's wildlife. Dr Cheyne's social media accounts are @DrSusanCheyne and @BorneoNature for Twitter.
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