Descendants of Conscientious Objectors Sharing Their Stories
by Tolich, MartinArchibald Baxter is the best known conscientious objector and his story is well documented in his biography We will not Cease. However, many other men in the First and Second World War took a pacifist stance and them and their families were persecuted for it.
1st November 2015 •
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Rights, Risks and Smoking [Updated]
by Bell, KirstenThe purpose of this study is to explore the ethical implications of tobacco ‘denormalisation’ as a population-based risk management strategy, through an examination of how this strategy informs patient-provider interactions involving smokers in primary health care settings.
15th July 2013 •
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People Who Self Injure
by Adler, PattiIt has become clear from the greater media coverage on self-injury that it is a burgeoning phenomenon in society. I am interested in what kinds of people do this self-injury, why they do it, and how it affects them.
16th November 2012 •
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