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Australia has defeated India by 122 runs at the MCG to take a 1-0 lead in their bid to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The home side dismissed India for 169 runs after taking four quick wickets after tea.
The Australians sliced through the Indian top order taking six quick wickets - and most crucially that of Sachin Tendulkar among them - before tea to leave India on the verge of total collapse as they attempted to chase 292 runs for victory.
In the evening session they struck again quickly to move in on victory and not force the match into its final day. Peter Siddle picked up spinner Ravi Ashwin caught at short leg from a ball that chased him then James Pattinson struck twice with Zaheer Khan caught in the same position after a hard hitting cameo, then captain MS Dhoni was bowled to leave India a wicket from defeat.
Nathan Lyon wrapped up the victory with his only wicket of the game when he had Umesh Yadav (21) caught on the long-on boundary by David Warner.
The Australians removed opener Virender Sehwag before lunch and with all three quick bowlers bowling beautifully to draw movement at genuine pace, they were able to keep the momentum after the break taking wickets at regular intervals.
The obstinate Rahul Dravid had his stump bent back and VVS Laxman was caught shortly after, both from the bowling of Pattinson, and India's hopes of victory faded. When Ben Hilfenhaus had Virat Kohli trapped on the crease lbw for a golden duck India, was listing but the removal of Tendulkar poking at a drive to squirt a ball to gully, put the visitors in desperate straits.
India's openers were both out caught behind the wicket. Sehwag fell for 7 off Ben Hilfenhaus and Gautam Gambhir was caught at second slip by Ricky Ponting from Siddle for 13. But those wickets only brought Tendulkar and Dravid together, the world's top two highest run scorers, and the most likely pair to bring India victory.
However, Dravid never looked comfortable at the crease and was bowled (10 runs) for the second time in the match (a third time counting the no-ball reprieve in the first innings).
Tendulkar was greeted with an ovation that sounded louder than the 20,000 people at the MCG should have been able to generate. He then greeted Siddle with a relaxed cover drive from the first ball, moving his feet swiftly into position and easing his body into the shot.
Dhoni, ordinarily a fast scorer, adopted his natural game, hitting Hilfenhaus for six over midwicket to get off the mark, and with him is Ashwin who batted well for 31 in the first innings.
Earlier, the home side muscled its way to a strong position after a valuable last wicket stand helped boost the lead.
James Pattinson and Hilfenhaus held together and punched the ball around the field in a controlled partnership that yielded 43 runs after the early fall of Hussey today. Pattinson made his highest first class score to be unbeaten on 37, while Hilfenhaus provided 14 runs from 29 balls.
When Hussey fell edging a ball behind - and this time there was absolutely no doubt about whether he got bat on ball - he had added 10 to his own overnight score and edged Australia up to 9-197. It was a defendable target but not a strong one.
Hussey's departure in the first half hour furthered his curious battle with umpires and technology in this match. The man who in the first innings was unfortunate to be given out caught behind first delivery to a ball that replays indicated he had not hit, Hussey in the second innings benefited three times from the absence of the same Decision Review System that may have given him a reprieve in the first innings.
Hussey was twice fortunate not to be given out to lbw appeals that a third umpire would have ruled out based on TV replays and computer technology, while an appeal for caught behind down leg side this morning was turned down because it appeared likely to have clipped Hussey's pad but replays showed it also took a piece of his bat on the way through.
When he finally departed there was no dispute about the edge, the ball clearly deviating. The only query was how he managed to get bat on a beautiful delivery from Khan that moved considerably from the seam.
Collated board at the end of the opening Test between Australia and India at Melbourne Cricket Ground today:
Australia 1st Innings Mins Balls 4s 6s
E COWAN c Dhoni b Ashwin 68 296 177 7 0
D WARNER c Dhoni b Yadav 37 61 49 4 1
S MARSH c Kohli b Yadav 0 10 6 0 0
R PONTING c Laxman b Yadav 62 149 94 6 0
M CLARKE b Khan 31 58 68 5 0
M HUSSEY c Dhoni b Khan 0 1 1 0 0
B HADDIN c Sehwag b Khan 27 118 70 1 0
P SIDDLE c Dhoni b Khan 41 129 99 4 0
J PATTINSON not out 18 83 54 2 0
B HILFENHAUS c Kohli b Ashwin 19 44 32 3 0
N LYON b Ashwin 6 15 11 1 0
Sundries (21lb 2w 1nb) 24
Total : 333
Fall: 46 (Warner), 46 (Marsh), 159 (Ponting), 205 (Clarke), 205 (Hussey), 214 (Cowan), 286 (Haddin), 291 (Siddle), 318 (Hilfenhaus), 333 (Lyon).
Bowling: Z Khan 31-6-77-4 (1w 1nb), I Sharma 24-7-48-0, U Yadav 26-5-106-3 (1w), R Ashwin 29-3-81-3.
Batting time: 488 mins. Overs: 110.
India 1st Innings Mins Balls 4s 6s
G GAMBHIR c Haddin b Hilfenhaus 3 38 23 0 0
V SEHWAG b Pattinson 67 129 83 7 0
R DRAVID b Hilfenhaus 68 248 187 6 0
S TENDULKAR b Siddle 73 149 98 8 1
I SHARMA c Haddin b Hilfenhaus 11 104 69 0 0
VVS LAXMAN c Haddin b Siddle 2 29 22 0 0
V KOHLI c Haddin b Hilfenhaus 11 27 21 1 0
M DHONI c Hussey b Hilfenhaus 6 11 8 0 0
R ASHWIN c Haddin b Siddle 31 55 35 3 1
Z KHAN b Pattinson 4 7 6 1 0
U YADAV not out 2 21 16 0 0
Sundries (1w 3nb) 4
Total: 282
Fall: 22 (Gambhir), 97 (Sehwag), 214 (Tendulkar), 214 (Dravid), 221 (Laxman), 238 (Kohli), 245 (Dhoni), 254 (I Sharma), 259 (Khan), 282 (Ashwin).
Bowling: J Pattinson 23-6-55-2 (1w), B Hilfenhaus 26-5-75-5 (1nb), P Siddle 21.1-2-63-3 (2nb), N Lyon 17-2-66-0, M Hussey 5-0-15-0, D Warner 2-0-8-0.
Batting time: 418 mins. Overs: 94.1.
Australia 2nd Innings Mins Balls 4s 6s
D WARNER b Yadav 5 28 27 0 0
E COWAN lbw Yadav 8 32 17 1 0
S MARSH b Yadav 3 24 11 0 0
R PONTING c Sehwag b Khan 60 149 97 3 0
M CLARKE b I Sharma 1 6 4 0 0
M HUSSEY c Dhoni b Khan 89 224 151 9 0
B HADDIN c Laxman b Khan 6 9 14 0 0
P SIDDLE c Dhoni b Yadav 4 29 22 0 0
N LYON lbw Ashwin 0 8 11 0 0
J PATTINSON not out 3 7 96 81 4 0
B HILFENHAUS c Laxman b I Sharma 14 44 29 2 0
Sundries (5b 2lb 1w 5nb) 13
Total 240
Fall: 13 (Warner), 16 (Cowan), 24 (Marsh), 27 (Clarke), 142 (Ponting), 148 (Haddin), 163 (Siddle), 166 (Lyon), 197 (Hussey), 240 (Hilfenhaus).
Bowling: Z Khan 20-4-53-3 (1w 3nb), U Yadav 20-4-70-4, I Sharma 12.3-0-43-2 (2nb), R Ashwin 22-4-60-1, V Sehwag 2-0-7-0.
Batting time: 332 mins. Overs: 76.3.
India 2nd Innings Mins Balls 4s 6s
G GAMBHIR c Ponting b Siddle 13 51 46 1 0
V SEHWAG c Hussey b Hilfenhaus 7 24 12 1 0
R DRAVID b Pattinson 10 59 29 1 0
S TENDULKAR c Hussey b Siddle 32 71 46 4 0
VVS LAXMAN c Cowan b Pattinson 1 21 14 0 0
V KOHLI lbw Hilfenhaus 0 2 1 0 0
M DHONI b Pattinson 23 87 44 0 1
R ASHWIN c Cowan b Siddle 30 39 35 5 0
Z KHAN c Cowan b Pattinson 13 26 22 1 1
I SHARMA not out 6 32 14 0 0
U YADAV c Warner b Lyon 21 24 25 2 1
Sundries (10lb 2w 1nb) 13
Total 169
Fall: 17 (Sehwag), 39 (Gambhir), 58 (Dravid), 68 (Laxman), 69 (Kohli), 81 (Tendulkar), 117 (Ashwin), 141 (Khan), 142 (Dhoni), 169 (Yadav).
Bowling: J Pattinson 15-2-53-4 (1w 1nb), B Hilfenhaus 18-4-39-2 (1w), P Siddle 9-1-42-3, N Lyon 5.5-0-25-1.
Batting time: 226 mins. Overs: 47.5.
Umpires: Ian Gould (ENG), Marais Erasmus (RSA).
Match Referee: Ranjan Madugalle (SRI).
Third Umpire: Paul Reiffel (AUS).
Result: Australia won by 122 runs
Man of the Match: James Pattinson
Series: Australia leads the 4-match series 1-0
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Hello to everybody-since you all are here surely you all are enlightened citizens. RTI is the most potent law ever made. I have used it. I lost my nephew in Kargil in 2003. He was a Captain in the Indian Army and died in an encounter with Pak soldiers. Punjab govt promised to give job to one of the family members but two years down the line never intimated the result of an interview that they conducted for this young hero's sister. All querries were never replied as it happens in wild west state of Punjab. There are many politcians in the family but they of little help. I filed an application under the RTI and got all the data. The girl had been given a job by the high powered committee in a dept of punjab but despite two stern reminders by the chief secy of punjab the said deptt was not giving the aptt letter to the girl.I got all the copies of the internal correspondence.I filed another rti application to the concerned deptt but they did not reply. I filed complaint to the SIC but he has not replied. Can someone tell me how can I now appch the CIC
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Very sad to hear such things happen.
In your case, only the SIC can be approached for a second appeal. The CIC only covers central ministries and departments. If the department concerned belongs to Punjab, then SIC is the only avenue available.
Can I ask you when you submitted your 2nd appeal to the SIC, what did you state therein and also request you to please check all your correspondance to see if you have used the correct procedure for 2nd appeal.
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You can get the details about the State Information Commissioner of Punjab from this website;
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> > On the other hand, a separate repository causes no problems that I've > experienced, and avoids all of the issues listed above. I agree that branches under CVS are way, way confusing, and so I'll support a separate repository. The one disadvantage I do see, however, is that we'll lose the ability for CVS to automatically merge changes from one branch into the other. For example, if we have a 4.0 and a 4.1 ("Head") branch, then, *in theory*, we could make bugfixes on 4.0, and then ask CVS to automatically merge those fixes into the "main" 4.1 branch. With separate repositories, we'll have to do those merges by hand. On the other hand, having worked extensively with CVS branches, those merges between branches are very temperamental, so I want to emphasize the "in theory" part. Just I thought I should point this out... -Dan > > * Branches are mysterious to CVS newbies, and make > the learning process that much harder than it needs to be. > It's also messier for folks (like me) who have to work on > multiple releases at the same time. > > * Branches tend to be less visible to project newcomers -- > for example, anyone who checks out the main branch of > "jakarta-tomcat" today is going to wonder why it is quite > different from the 3.2.1 source distribution that he or she > grabbed off the web site. > > * Branches make life harder for "automated check out and build" > scripts like the one I use to create nightly distros of several of > the Jakarta packages, and like what Sam Ruby is building at: > > http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/jakarta/proto/index.html > > You have to make special provisions in scripts like this to check > out branches other than the main one, which makes them more > fragile and error-prone. -- Dan Milstein // firstname.lastname@example.com
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Play sand substrate????
Some people on this forum have said that play sand is a good cheap substrate for a tank. Is it really ok for a planted tank? should you do more than just rinse it? Are there any bad things in it? Sorry if this is a retorrical question just really want to know.
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I would think there could be alot of calcuim in play sand depending on where it is from. If you had a little bit and were so inclined you could test it with HCl.
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Well play sand works fine for planted tanks except it compacts a bit. I think to combat this you can get malaysian trumpet snails or poke with a stick in the gravel every once in a while to loose it up.
It won't have the nutrients in the gravel like other substrates but I think if you get root tabs it would be fine. ^_^
You don't have to do anything except wash it really good. (It's a pain to wash).
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I used playsand PLENTY times over & over for yrs now, I just buy it at Lowes, rinse it 2-3x in the yard and add it to my tank, never had issues. I do however use MT Snails in my sand tanks.
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I would just caution on using white or light sand: it reflects light, and most fish come from habitats with dark substrates and many species actually feel insecure over a light substrate because it is, frankly, un-natural to them. I can get dark gray play sand here, and it looks fine; I'm intending to experiment with it in a 10g, but I have so far not managed to wash it sufficiently. I personally would never use white sand. Fish and plants also show much better colour over a dark substrate; in the case of plants it is aesthetic (just looks better), but with fish they are deliberately darkening their cell pigments naturally because it is their instinct, and their colours darken accordingly and sparkle and shine beautifully with a dark substrate and dark background.
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a resident of Menlo Park: The Willows
on Jun 25, 2012 at 12:37 pm
Summer is here, people are roaming the street at night, tempers run hot. Last summer we had a shockingly high murder rate on the east sides of Menlo Park and Palo Alto. Are the police forces working together? Is there a plan for more frequent and visible block-by-block patrols? It's only a matter of time before it moves from a gang dispute into an accidental bystander tragedy. Let's acknowledge the problem and address it with proven policing strategies.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Jun 28, 2012 at 7:28 pm
There are no gangs here "WHERES THE PLAN". I know that because i live here, and if there are it's a bunch of kids trying to put on a front. Don't dis my side of Menlo bro. We OUt here
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Leland S. McParland (December 18, 1896 – December 10, 1989) was a Wisconsin Democratic attorney and politician. He served in the Wisconsin Legislature from 1941 to 1970.[1]
Born in Thorp, Wisconsin on December 18, 1896, he attended Thorp public schools, then studied at the then-Oshkosh State College for two years. After service in the United States Navy during World War I, he worked as a teacher in South Milwaukee from 1920 to 1927 while he studied law at Marquette University, becoming a practicing lawyer in 1927.
He was first elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 1940 as a Democrat, representing Milwaukee County's southern suburbs. He served as the floor leader for the Democrats in the 1945-1950 sessions. He was first elected to the Senate in 1954, and was reelected in 1958, 1962, and 1966.[2] In 1970 he was unseated in the Democratic primary by Kurt Frank in a four-way race which included John Plewa, himself later to succeed Frank as senator from this district.[3]
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It was in part due to McParlan's strategic place in the Senate that the "Oak Creek Law" was passed in 1955, enabling semi-rural Oak Creek, part of his district, to incorporate as a city, thus frustrating annexation by the City of Milwaukee.[4]
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When student demonstrators at the University of Wisconsin in Madison took over campus in 1967 in protest over the presence of Dow Chemical, manufacturers of napalm, McParland pronounced, "We should shoot them if necessary. I would, I would, because it's insurrection."[5]
- ^ Members of the Wisconsin Legislature, 1848-1999 Madison: State of Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau, 1999; pp. 12, 82
- ^ Wisconsin Blue Book: 1970. "Leland S. McParland"
- ^ The state of Wisconsin blue book, 1971 Madison: Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau, distributed by Document Sales, 1971; p. 299
- ^ Cech, Jim. Oak Creek: Fifty Years of Progress. Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina: Arcadia Publishing, 1995; pp. 9–25 et seq.
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This is a long post. So here is some info if you don't want to read my rambling. They can be knit or crochet.
I never knew this was a thing. Apparently worldwide there are still many people suffering from leprosy. (From Wikipedia - Although the forced quarantine or segregation of patients is unnecessary in places where adequate treatments are available, many leper colonies still remain around the world in countries such as India (where there are still more than 1,000 leper colonies), China, Romania, Egypt, Nepal, Somalia, Liberia, Vietnam, and Japan.)
Ironically, I became aware that there are US charities knitting and crocheting bandages for leprosy sufferers via a quilting blog. I still knit, but I have a new obsession in quilting, so I haven't been around KH much lately.
My quilting blogger posted about knitting leprosy bandages and I was horrified to find out that this disease is still a problem in many countries. While effective medications to treat the disease exist, and may be available through the World Health Organization for no cost, that still is not enough to eradicate this terrible disease. Sufferers in the above-named countries are isolated and shunned, and may not have access to medications needed for a cure (12 months of multi-drug therapy is required), or they may not be educated enough to take the medications as needed even if they have them.
I have information about a charity which accepts handmade bandages to distribute in Vietnam. There may be other organizations for other countries. One thing I saw is that the climate of the country may influence the instructions - the link I am posting is for Vietnam.
I checked on Snopes.com and did not find any evidence that this is a hoax.
So why would they want handmade bandages? Apparently, they want to use these bandages over and over and over again by boiling them to sterilize them. Couldn't they be made by machine, though, even if they must be knitted from cotton? That's what I asked myself and I do not know the answer. It seems that bandages knitted or crocheted for this group genuinely do get used, though.
There are so many things "out there in the world" that make me sad. I am a lucky, lucky person compared to most people in the world. I never go hungry (unless dieting), I am never cold without the ability to get warm, I never need medicine and can't get it, and I have leisure time to devote to pursuits once deemed necessary work for women.
This reminds me of a case I am treating at work right now (I'm a vet). I have a patient that is a little dog who was attacked by a big dog and has some severe wounds to his leg. He is coming in for bandage changes every 2 days (and has been for a couple of weeks) because the bones in his foot are exposed. Once we have enough healing, he is going to have skin grafts to cover the rest of the wound, and he will likely do pretty well.
He gets pain medication to help with the discomfort of having his bandages changed. I use disposable bandage material and throw it away every 2 days. He had antibiotics to help with the infection that was initially present. I have a variety of wound dressings available to help make the wounds heal. We are talking about a DOG here. As a vet of course I realize that a lot of my patients here in Southern California get better medical care than not only worldwide human patients, but also US human patients in some cases.
For some reason, this story has really stabbed me in the heart. The more I read on the website, the more I tear up, and the thought of these people having a sore, infected wound but nothing clean to cover it with, just makes me so, so, so sad.
There are so many injustices in the world that we cannot correct. But I for one am about to get some crochet cotton and keep one of these projects with me at all times. I want to overwhelm this charity group with bandages and the first people I thought of where you guys at Knitting Help. I want to get the message like we did for those penguin sweaters: "We do not need any more bandages, please stop sending them."
And then I want to find a charity sending them to India and find out the requirements for their construction and start sending them there.
Won't you help me? This is the simplest knitting but it could be the best feeling you ever got completing a project. If anyone wants to help but doesn't want to get too involved, please message me. I would be MORE than happy to accumulate and send bandages along to the appropriate place.
PS, I know that "leprosy" is considered an offensive term, but I think that it is in use among charities because people understand what that means. Generally you would want to call leprosy "Hansen's Disease."
Also, I'm not opposed to having this moved to Charity Knitting but I honestly thought it would get more views in General.
Thanks very much for the information and the link. I thought it was such a strange title for a thread because I, too thought that this very treatable disease was on the way to eradication.
I've been making these for years now and have info on my site as well...http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/bandages.html
They need many bandages, and it is a very good easy, no brainer takelong project in knit or crochet.
I watched a program about this disease. Sadly it is as you say but need not be. If caught early and treated victims can be cured.
I would like to participate in helping others through knitting or crochet. this sounds good. So, what would be the plan once several bandages were completed? I'm a newbie at this, so direction is appreciated. : )Thanks,carolann
Click on the link to Bev's website. The address of this group is listed with an email address. Email the project coordinator and find out what you need to do. Thanks for wanting to help!


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^ Last time I was in the hospital (reconstructive surgery on my leg) they drugged me so bad that at one point I managed to wear the damn gown backwards Look on the nurses face bringing me my dinner was priceless.
^ Last time I was in the hospital (reconstructive surgery on my leg) they drugged me so bad that at one point I managed to wear the damn gown backwards Look on the nurses face bringing me my dinner was priceless.
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I try to become better at using (relevant) body language. Not the random hand formations some people use - President Obama is a good example of this. He moves his hands a lot when talking, but the hand formations doesn't really mean anything. I am trying to become better at using body language to graphically illustrate what I'm talking about. The moving eyebrows is probably a result of my mind focusing a lot on body language. I'm rarely aware that I do it, but I guess doing things with my eyebrows is a way to enhance, a way to make people more interested and focused. ...which is what people like President Obama do to, primarily with their hands; their body language doesn't mean anything on its own, but it enhances. So I guess I am a bit like them, but on the other hand, I bet that if I could graphically illustrate things with my eyebrows, I also would.
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Picture of myself from about 5 years ago, still look pretty much the same though! Drinking a big ol cup of jungle juice while camping.
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Risiko i trafikken 2007-2010
Publication: Research › Report – Annual report year: 2012
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Trends in drink driving accidents and convictions in Denmark
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2008
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Uniform design and protocols for carrying out case-control studies
Publication: Communication › Feature article – Annual report year: 2007
Technical University of Denmark, Transport
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Traffic Injury Prevention
ISSNs: 1538-9588
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1538-957X
Taylor & Francis Inc., United States
ISI indexed (2013): ISI indexed yes, BFI (2015): BFI-level 1, Scopus rating (2015): 0.637 1.15
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|3–4 years
|Scheduled weekday attendance year 1; weekday attendance in year 2 and onwards
|October 2017
|Part time
|6–8 years (year 1 can only be completed full time)
|Weekday attendance in year 2 and onwards
|October 2017
Whether you are planning a career in academia or as a professional researcher, the EPAS-accredited Kingston Business PhD will enable you to develop your skills and knowledge and enhance your professional credibility. The thesis provides an opportunity to make a distinct and original contribution to knowledge in your chosen field.
Kingston Business School has joined an elite group of global institutions to be awarded the prestigious international accreditation by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). A hallmark of excellence in business education, the accreditation has been earned by just 5 per cent of the world's business schools.
The distinct characteristic of the Kingston PhD is that you are able to gain a Business and Management MRes as part of your doctoral studies. The MRes is fully integrated within the PhD programme and is designed to provide a sound training in business research methods as well as a critical understanding of the conceptual and philosophical foundations of management research. The Business and Management MRes is also available as a standalone qualification.
Your PhD thesis should be around 80,000 words and will be the subject of an oral examination in which you will show both how you have critically investigated your area of research and made an independent and original contribution to knowledge.
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list. Those listed here may also be a mixture of core and optional modules.
Investigate different research techniques. You will learn how to:
Plan and execute data handling and analysis, understand the principles and techniques behind the analysis and link data to research questions and aims. You will:
Develop an in-depth understanding of different types of advanced and specialised qualitative research techniques. This will include:
Develop an in-depth understanding of different types of advanced and specialised quantitative research techniques. This will include:
You will have the opportunity to study a foreign language, free of charge, during your time at the University as part of the Kingston Language Scheme. Options currently include: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
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This course is taught at Kingston Business School
This course is accredited by the European Foundation for Management Development.
Kingston Business School joins an elite group of the top 5 per cent of institutions worldwide awarded the prestigious AACSB accreditation.
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This course is taught at Kingston Business School


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"The historic advancements in the post-cold war, post-apartheid period, in that brief decade of leadership best exemplified by world leaders like Nelson Mandela – these historic advances in democracy, justice, human rights, & the rule of law are under severe attack."
– William R. Pace, Executive Director
In 2014 and 2015, the momentum of the human rights movement – to which the World Federalist Movement - Institute for Global Policy (WFM-IGP) has been integral – came under attack, along with the human rights institutions that correspond with the movement and its advocates.
To reflect the fight against these forces, the theme of WFM-IGP's 2014/15 Annual Report is "Building Capacities for Protection, Prevention and Peace," and emphasizes the organization's refusal to look backwards. WFM-IGP views civil society – the human rights activists, local and regional organization leaders, academics, legal practitioners, journalists and more, and of which our membership and partners are comprised – as an engine for protection, prevention and peace in the context of the world's gravest crimes.