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Professor William Rossiter, Nottingham Business School, explores the nature and development of the East Midlands region and considers the wider implications for devolution in England.

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Expert Blog: Kashmir terror attacks and identity politics - the need for a new Kashmir narrative, by Dr Sagarika Dutt

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Associate Professor Helen Hall, Nottingham Law School, explores the legal and ethical dilemmas of how we treat ancient human remains in modern society.

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An expert blog on human rights, tianxia, and religious perspectives in China by Dr Tao Zhang of the School of Arts and Humanities

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Dr Liz Curran, Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Education at Nottingham Law School, comments on the release of a research report examining the impact of law students providing access to justice during their studies.

ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2025/02/expert-blog-a-model-for-legal-education-in-challenging-times-for-access-to-justice

Dr Tine Munk, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, discusses why it is unrealistic to expect social media users to take on the critical and challenging task of monitoring misinformation.

ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2025/01/expert-blog-metas-farewell-to-fact-checking-opens-the-door-to-more-social-media-chaos

Dr Colin Alexander (Senior Lecturer in Political Communications) discusses the life, ethics and politics of former US President Jimmy Carter, who died in December 2024.

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Associate Professor Alison Hardy on why the curriculum needs to recognise Design and Technology education as a priority in a world driven by technological systems.

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Associate Professor Liz Curran, Nottingham Law School, explores legal support for women and children escaping domestic violence.

ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2024/12/expert-blog-it-might-be-2024,-but-theres-still-no-room-at-the-inn-for-mary-and-her-newborn

Reading for enjoyment is an important focus for primary and secondary schools. Dr Emma Vardy and Dr Loren Abell at Nottingham Trent University along with former student Mary Scorer, now an Educational Psychologist Doctorate Candidate at the University of Nottingham, have been focusing on the importance of representation in reading material to promote reading for enjoyment in schools.

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