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Ο Παντελής Ποιητής είναι από τα νέα, ηλικιακά, πολιτικά πρόσωπα που κατέρχονται στις Ευρωεκλογές. Σπούδασε Νομική και Διεθνή Πολιτική στο Middlesex University London. Ασχολήθηκε έντονα με το φοιτητικό συνδικαλισμό και εκλέγηκε για δύο συνεχόμενες θητείες Αντιπρόεδρος των European Democrat Students (EDS). Στέλεχος και υποψήφιος Βουλευτής του ΔΗΣΥ στη Λάρνακα το 2021. Το Σεπτέμβριο του 2022 παραιτήθηκε από τα αξιώματα στον ΔΗΣΥ στηρίζοντας Νίκο Χριστοδουλίδη. Σήμερα είναι αριστίνδιν υποψήφιος Ευρωβουλευτής με την ΔΗ.ΠΑ. Μαζί θα κάνουμε μία εφ' όλης συζήτηση για την προσωπική του διαδρομή, την πολιτική, τις επιλογές του αλλά και την νέα πρόκληση της Ευρωβουλής. Πέμπτη, 18/04/2024, στις 18.00 Live.

Se procurer Le Suicide monétaire ici: https://boutiquetvl.fr/economie/ludovic-malot-le-suicide-monetaire Libres paroles de Claude Janvier avec Ludovic Malot auteur du livre explosif "Le Suicide monétaire" La seule monnaie véritable et honnête est l'or physique! S'émanciper de l'Euro pour conjurer la tyrannie aux éditions Maïa. Préfacé par le Pr Marc Henry et Liliane Held-Khawam. Contactez l'auteur ici: info@franceliberte.tv https://franceliberte.tv/ https://conscience-astrale.fr/ Rejoignez ses groupes Telegram: https://t.me/franceliberte https://t.me/conscience_astrale Canal Telegram du livre: https://t.me/lesuicidemonetaire Ce livre va agir sur vous comme un détergent cérébral et neuronal.   Vous en avez marre de faire partie des moutons lobotomisés et profanes? Alors suivez le chemin indiqué à droite par le berger - Le Baron - il vous montre la voie vers l'initiation. L'initiation c'est l'acquisition de la connaissance, du talent et de la réalisation personnelle dans un monde fabuleux à reconstruire. Vous n'y connaissez rien en économie ni sur les enjeux de la monnaie? Tout va devenir plus clair, plus net, plus transparent. Vous êtes à la porte de révélations sur LA cause primordiale du désordre et du chaos. La monnaie et son rôle sont ignorés par l'écrasante majorité de la population. Ce n'est pas une fatalité et vous allez apprendre beaucoup de choses sur des concepts en apparence compliqués qui sont en fait très simples! Découvrez maintenant les principes économiques de base et les fondamentaux de la monnaie, à quoi elle doit servir et quel est son rôle. Par un coup de projecteur puissant, cet ouvrage pédagogique que vous tenez entre vos mains va changer votre vie et votre perception du monde, de l'Union Européenne et de l'Euro. Vous comprendrez qui dirige et contrôle réellement le « système » dont la pierre angulaire est l'émission de monnaie artificielle et frauduleuse. L'or métallique n'est certainement pas une « relique barbare » - le narratif des imbéciles - mais un instrument, un médium puissant pour protéger votre épargne et vos libertés. Détachez vos chaînes, sortez de la servitude et entrez maintenant dans le cercle initiatique qui va agir sur vous comme une miraculeuse plante dépurative. Il va vous révéler naturellement que les solutions sont très simples, elles sont à portée de main!   L'auteur, Ludovic Malot, Franco-Suisse, de formation école de commerce etmanagement International à NEOMA Business School Reims et Middlesex University London, est diplômé du Chartered Institute of Marketing. Expérience professionnelle de l'entreprise à 360 degrés en Europe et aux Etats-Unis dans diverses industries. Podcaster, il exerce une activité de guidance de vie, de psychoénergie et d'initiation de talents. Ludovic élabore depuis plusieurs années un projet ambitieux et novateur dans le cadre de la Fondation Le Baron pour financer un nouveau concept d'incubateur d'idées pour jeunes talents notamment dans les domaines de la technologie, du biomimétisme, de la médecine naturelle et quantique, des énergies alternatives, de l'agronomie, de l'environnement et de l'art.   Cet ouvrage s'inscrit dans la vision subsidiaire, sociale, culturelle, économique, politique, financière, environnementale et philosophique de la Fondation Le Baron afin de bâtir un monde nouveau et prospère au service de l'Homme.

Unser heutiger Gast hat mit einem gewagten Ruderausflug zwei Guinness-Weltrekorde eingeheimst und es dabei zur wahren Meisterschaft im Visualisieren gebracht.Im Gespräch mit carpe diem-Host Holger Potye plaudert die österreichische Ruderin und Seglerin Lisa Farthofer über ihr ganz besonderes Abenteuer im ewigen Eis. Lisa war die einzige Frau bei der „The Shackleton Mission“ – dem Versuch, mit einer sechsköpfigen Crew im Ruderboot die Strecke zu bewältigen, die der britische Polarforscher Ernest Shackleton im Jahr 1914 in einem zusammengezimmerten Rettungsboot zurücklegte, nachdem sein Schiff, die Endurance, im ewigen Eis steckengeblieben war und schließlich versunken ist.Was die oberösterreichische Sportlerin, die am Attersee lebt, bei ihrem Weltrekordversuch über Führungsstil und Teamwork gelernt hat, welche Gefahren im Eismeer auf einen lauern und wie sie persönlich den Klimawandel während ihrer Reise wahrgenommen hat, erzählt sie im Podcast.Weiters verrät Lisa, die als erste Frau am Südpazifik und auf offenen antarktischen Gewässern gerudert ist und damit zwei Guinness-Weltrekorde aufgestellt hat, welche Mittel gegen Seekrankheit helfen (Tipp: Herbal Patches), wie man trotz gebrochener Zehen und Erfrierungen weiterrudern kann und mit nur eineinhalb Stunden Schlaf am Stück auskommt.Wir lernen außerdem die ultimative Lektion in Entspannung: wie man an Deck auf einem schwankenden Boot auf einem Kübel (Fachbegriff „Poo Bucket“) sitzend sein Geschäft verrichtet, während eine neun Meter hohe Welle auf dich zurast. Da hilft es, wenn man in Sachen Visualisierung die Meisterklasse erreicht hat und sich in Gedanken an einen schönen Ort transferiert. Mit welcher Technik man das anstellt und welche Rolle „Body Memory“ und kognitives Training bei der Sache spielen, erfährst du in dieser Episode.Viel Vergnügen mit dem Podcast!Show Notes: Lisa Farthofer ist professionelle Ruderin und Seglerin aus Leidenschaft. Sie lebt am Attersee und hat gerade die staatlich geprüfte Ausbildung zur Ruder-Trainerin erfolgreich abgelegt. Lisa hält den Guinness-Weltrekord als „erste Frau, die am Südpazifik gerudert ist“ und den Rekord als „erste Frau, die auf offenen antarktischen Gewässern gerudert ist“. Zurzeit macht sie ihren Master in Wirtschaftspsychologie an der Middlesex University London.Übrigens: Das carpe diem-Magazin findet ihr überall, wo es Zeitschriften gibt und unter carpediem.life/abo. Ihr könnt wählen, mit welcher Ausgabe euer Abo beginnen soll – es kann natürlich mit der aktuellen Ausgabe starten. Die aktuelle Ausgabe von carpe diem finden Sie überall, wo es Zeitschriften gibt. Oder Sie lassen Sie sich als Einzelheft bequem nach Hause senden. Digital ist das Heft unter kiosk.at/carpediem erhältlich.Wenn euch dieser Podcast gefallen hat, dann abonniert ihn, schreibt einen Kommentar, chattet mit uns via WhatsApp und gebt ihm 5 Sterne auf Apple Podcasts oder Spotify (Sterne-Wertung am Smartphone möglich). Wir freuen uns ganz besonders über Post, Anregungen und Ideen an: podcast@carpediem.lifeWusstest du schon, dass du jetzt via WhatsApp mit uns Kontakt aufnehmen kannst?Das geht ganz einfach. Speichere die carpe diem-Podcast-Nummer +43 664 88840236 in deinen Kontakten ab.Dann öffne dein WhatsApp und schick uns eine Nachricht. Egal ob als Text- oder Sprachnachricht.Wir freuen uns immer über Lob, Kritik, Anregungen, Themenideen und Vorschläge für Wunschgäste. Und auf deine Stimme.

Yasi and Steven explore college dance education at one of the largest performing arts programs in the country, the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance. Specifically, we talk about adapting to a rapidly evolving post-COVID educational environment, the effects of the Michigan State University shooting on students and faculty, integrating Black activism into one's artistic journey, the effects of competition dance on college dance education, and mental health.Our guests on this exploration are Jillian Hopper, assistant professor of dance at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, and Brooke Taylor, senior dance major at SMTD and founder of Black Scholars in Dance. For more about University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance, go to https://smtd.umich.edu/For Brooke Taylor's dance reel, go to youtu.be/wUAZJUmmHBQFor more information on Jillian's Dance Legacy Project at the University of Michigan, go to https://smtd.umich.edu/the-dance-legacy-project/Brooke's Instagram is @brooke.alexandria.taylor Jillian's instagram is @hopperjillianFor more about Athletes and the Arts or to find resources, go to http://athletesandthearts.com/Bios:Jillian Hopper: Jillian Hopper is an assistant professor of dance at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance and is the Artistic Director of The Dance Legacy Project at Michigan alongside creative partner Prof. Christian Matijas-Mecca. She specializes in the dance technique of Doris Humphrey with the aim of preserving the technique for future generations as a Trustee of the Doris Humphrey Foundation, UK (England). Hopper also focuses her physical practice on methods of embodiment for the purpose of increasing empathy and sensitivity in practice and performance. These skills have assisted Hopper as a director of the DLP and within her own choreography. Her latest project Mirror Ritual: a chamber ballet in three tableaus premiered on Feb 2, 2023, at the Power Center for Performing Arts in Ann Arbor, MI, and is a collaboration with composer Griffin Candey. She has taught professionally for Hillsdale College, Eastern Michigan University, Middlesex University (London, UK) The Place (London, UK), and Northern School of Contemporary Dance (Leeds, UK). As rehearsal director for U-M, Hopper has had the pleasure of rehearsing guest works by Ohad Naharin, Richard Alston, Lucinda Childs, Urban Bush Women, Alessio Silvestrin, and Shannon Gillen (Vim Vigor) among others. Hopper received her BA (Hons) choreography from Middlesex University London, UK (2007) and her MFA Dance Performance from the University of Michigan (2012). She is on the board of directors for ConteXture Dance Detroit. In her own work, Hopper explores ritualistic movement concepts with an emphasis on nature's powerful spirituality. She has performed in works by Doris Humphrey, Peter Sparling, Monica Bill Barnes, Sidra Bell, Danny T. Reid, Tracy Halloran, and many of her own compositions throughout the Midwest and Europe.Brooke Taylor: Brooke Taylor is a senior at the University of Michigan pursuing Dance and a minor in Education for Empowerment. As a 17 year trained dancer in ballet, modern, tap, and jazz, her passion is the intersection of art and activism. This new found passion has led Taylor in creating work that

Have you considered attending University in London? SpringPath host Mike Cardinal interviews Gabriela Mendez from the Middlesex University London as she travels through North and South America helping students find their path. Learn how US High School standards combined with English as the primary language in London makes it easier to qualify. Gabriela shares how academic cycles are shorter by obtaining a Bachelor's degree in 3 years and Master's in 1 year and FAFSA is accepted. Consider opening yourself up to school and work diversity with an international experience.

In this episode Shireen Ahmed interviews Daniel Sailofsky, a lecturer in criminology and sociology at Middlesex University London, whose research examines gender and gender-based violence, masculinity, sport sociology and labor, and the sociology of law. They discuss Sailofsky's recent article in The Guardian called, "NFL season is here but I won't be following anymore. I can't un-see the harm it causes." They talk about his decision to say goodbye to a longtime NFL fandom, which includes known reports about the damages of CTE to players and the way the league does not care about violence against women perpetrated by the league's members. This episode was produced by Tressa Versteeg. Shelby Weldon is our social media and website specialist. Burn It All Down is part of the Blue Wire podcast network. For show notes, transcripts, and more info about BIAD, check out our website: www.burnitalldownpod.com To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: https://www.bonfire.com/store/burn-it-all-down/ Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For nearly 30 years Rosalind Graham has been a leading light in the field of healthful and compassioate living, inspiring thousands of people throughout the world. Her depth of knowledhge and understanding in the areas of raw vegan health, Natural Hygiene and emotional well-being have earned her international acclaim.  As someone who has been eating an exclusively raw vegan diet and practicing the Natural Hygiene lifestyle for more than half her life, Rosalind has a wealth of personal experience. In recognition of her work within the Natural Hygiene movement, Rosalind has been invited to become the vice president of Heathful Living International.Rosalind was previously engaged as a lecturer of nutrition, health science and fitness concepts  at Middlesex University London where she taught students of dance how to maximise their health and performance. This work led to her in-depth studies and research into all type of disordered eating. For decades she has worked helping sufferers from all manner of eating difficulties regain their physical and psychological health: as she has also studied psychology and undergone training in counseling skills.  Rosalind's many other prestigeous appointments have included being employed by the Royal Navy as a consultant and lecturer in fitness, health and nutrition and also as Course Director of Nutrition Studies for The College of Naturopathic and Complimentary Medicine in London.  Find out more here: https://www.karunaunity.org/Subscribe to the Love Fruit Newsletter here: http://bit.ly/lovefruitnewsletter

Roxy ( aka Roxanne Channel ) MurrayIs a Multiple Sclerosis Warrior , Blogger, Podcaster , Fashion Stylist and MS Advocate.She created her podcast @SickandSickening_Podcastwhile trying to combat her own depression and isolation to navigate life with a chronic illness as a MS sufferer from a ethnic background .Sharing real unfiltered stories from chronic , disability and invisible illness warriors to create better representation and a safe space for open conversations especially for black and brown people from around the world.Her number one goal is to use her voice to demand inclusion and visibility for all. She does this by helping others empower themselves to embrace their mobility aids with style, grace and her hashtag #wearenotinvisibleBased in LondonRoxy previously studiedFashion Design , Styling and Promotion at Middlesex University London and went on to become a fashion stylist .After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis she could no longer work as a stylist but transferred her knowledge of fashion and styling to help herself and others embrace their disabilities, illnesses empowering others to embrace their mobility aids through her social media accounts .She now works closely with multiple MS organisations to help create better representation and diversity for all but focusing on the black and queer narratives in hopes to work towards a better more diverse MS community that fully represents the full spectrum and diversity within it and possibly a cure .Please include any social media handles and/or any direct links you would like us to include in your episode show notes.@multiplesclerosisfashionista@sickandsickening_podcast@sickandsickeninghttps://youtube.com/channel/UCW01_3SIHVIic0PfiuDN5nQThe CUBE and OOLER systems are two really cool gadgets that fit over the top of your mattress and use water to control the temperature of your bed. Right now Chili is offering my audience a really great deal. When you go to Chilisleep.com/findyourrare20, you can get 20% off the CUBE all sleep systems with findyourrare20. I hope you'll check out Chili and see why I love their products so much.Support the show (https://www.patron.com/findyourrare)

Zara Miller is a published author, writer and blogger. She is a graduate of Middlesex University London where she studied International Relations. Her debut YA novel I am Cecilia attracted the eye of prominent speaking conferences such as Career Grad Festival and Association of Writers and Writing Programs. She writes for The Teen Magazine where she handles culture and student sections and works for her publishing house New Degree Press as an author coach, guiding new talent towards publishing successfully. Find more : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sunset-in-la-paz-by-zara-miller#/ . This episode is sponsored by Formatted. Visit https://formattedbooks.com/?ref=38&campaign=TheRV&FormattedBooks --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zara Miller is a published author, writer and blogger. She is a graduate of Middlesex University London where she studied International Relations. Her debut YA novel I am Cecilia attracted the eye of prominent speaking conferences such as Career Grad Festival and Association of Writers and Writing Programs. She writes for The Teen Magazine where she handles culture and student sections and works for her publishing house New Degree Press as an author coach, guiding new talent towards publishing successfully. Find more : https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sunset-in-la-paz-by-zara-miller#/ . This episode is sponsored by Formatted. Visit https://formattedbooks.com/?ref=38&campaign=TheRV&FormattedBooks --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lucia-matuonto/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anne-Wil is Professor of International Management at Middlesex University London, and a visiting Professor at Tilburg University, the Netherlands. Her research interests include international HRM, HQ-subsidiary relationships, language in international business, the international research process, and the quality and impact of academic research. She has published more than 85 refereed journal articles and several books, including a best-selling textbook in IHRM. More than a dozen of her articles have won research awards or distinctions. Anne-Wil's publications have been cited more than 10,000 times in journals listed in the Social Science Citation Index and more than 21,000 times in Google Scholar for a h-index of 66. Since 2007 she has been listed in the top 1% most cited academics in Economics/Business worldwide. Anne-Wil is or has been on the editorial board of 16 journals, including most IB journals and a range of HRM/management journals. Since 1999 she has maintained a website about her research, resources for academic publishing, the assessment of research and journal quality, and free software to conduct citation analysis – Publish or Perish – used by over a million academics, librarians, students, government officials, and consultants. Anne-Wil is one of the founding members of CYGNA, a network of more than 300 female scholars. She also has an active blog, posting in these areas: Academia Behind the Scenes, Academic Etiquette, Research Focus, and Publish or Perish tips and is active on social media, sharing resources on LinkedIn and tweeting as @AWHarzing about international business, bibliometrics and gender in academia. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/anne-wil-harzing/ for the original video interview.

Parallels with the Soviet era are increasingly evident in Poland where the ruling coalition hounds judges and captures courts. Adam Bodnar, the country's human rights commissioner, lambasts European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for a "lack of leadership” amid an antidemocratic onslaught that's also damaged media pluralism. Laurent Pech, the head of the Law and Politics Department at Middlesex University London, urges Brussels to do much more to stop modern-day autocrats from creating a climate of self-censorship that entrenches their power. By fully embracing the legal concept of “chilling effect," Brussels can help judges, activists and journalists in countries like Poland to resist autocracy, says Natacha Kazatchkine of the Open Society European Policy Institute, which partnered with EU Scream in making this episode. Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, by Papalin is licensed under CC by 3.0. Wael Koudaih kindly contributed his track “Thawra” to this episode. You’ll find more of his music under the name Rayess Bek. Visit EU Scream for more episodes. Support the show (https://euscream.com/donate/)

The European Court of Justice has been in the middle of the European rule of law crisis for the last couple of years – and it has called out rule of law violations especially in Hungary and Poland multiple times. But the Court can't defend the rule of law in the European Union on its own, and it needs institutional partners in this struggle. For example, it needs someone to file cases and to follow up on its orders. Does the European Commission do enough on their part? Who is the guardian of the Treaties – the Commission, the Court, none of the two? The European Council is able to decide on sanctions against member states using the procedure of Article 7 TEU. But that tool has not been effective so far. Do we witness the juridification of a political conflict that puts too much of a burden on the Court?   This is what LENNART KOKOTT discusses in this week's episode of We Need to Talk about the Rule of Law with our distinguished guests: KATARINA BARLEY is Vice-President of the European Parliament. She has held several cabinet posts on the federal level in Germany, including a term as Minister of Justice. Before that, she has been an attorney and a judge. DIDIER REYNDERS is European Commissioner for Justice. He has held several cabinet posts on the federal level in Belgium, including a term as Minister of Foreign and European Affairs. LAURENT PECH is Professor of European Law and Head of the Law and Politics Department at Middlesex University London.

Date: 11/06/2020 Show Description: Today we welcome William Wong. Dr. Wong is Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, and Head of the Interaction Design Centre at Middlesex University London. His research is in cognitive engineering and the representation and interaction design of user interfaces that enhance situation awareness, sense-making, reasoning, and decision making in dynamic environments such as air traffic control, emergency ambulance control, critical incident management. His current research focuses on designing for transparency in human-machine teams.In September 2020, Dr Wong returned from a 2-year industrial sabbatical as Principal Scientist at Genetec Inc., where he and his team commercialized selected IP from the EU-funded VALCRI project. VALCRI was a 17-organisation R&D consortium which Wong led from 2014-2018, tasked to develop a next generation visual analytics and sense making system for criminal intelligence analysis and investigation. He has received over US$25.3 million in research grants and published over 120 scientific peer reviewed articles with his students and colleagues. Where to find William: Middlesex University, London The Interaction Design Center at Middlesex University VALCRI Learn more about NDM: NaturalisticDecisionMaking.org Where to find hosts Brian Moon and Laura Militello: Brian's website Brian's LinkedIn Brian's Twitter Laura's website Laura's LinkedIn Laura's Twitter

Tim Evans is a professor of business and political economy at Middlesex University London. He joins the podcast today to talk about coronavirus in England, how nationalized health care has affected the response, and the great economic challenges and opportunities that are now reality due to the crisis. We also cover these stories:House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says President Trump will be “swiftly challenged,” in his decision to stop funding the World Health Organization due to its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. House Democrats introduced legislation Tuesday to send payments of $2,000 to Americans affected by coronavirus, after qualifying Americans started receiving one-time stimulus checks from the coronavirus relief package passed by Congress and signed by Trump on March 27. Governor Andrew Cuomo Announced Wednesday during a press conference that he is issuing an executive order that will require people to wear a face covering when in public. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Concern is growing that emergency powers deployed to control the coronavirus pandemic are being used to erode democracy and civil rights. Joelle Grogan, a senior lecturer in law at Middlesex University London, describes the curbs on liberty that may be coming your way — and what can be done so such measures are proportionate and fair. Grogan also sounds the alarm about steps that could allow Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to rule by decree in response to the outbreak. “Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125” by Papalin is licensed under CC by 3.0. "Magic Hour" by Three Chain Links is licensed under CC by 4.0. Wael Koudaih kindly contributed his track “Thawra” to this episode. You’ll find more of his music under the name Rayess Bek. Visit our website for episode art and for more EU Scream.Support the show (https://euscream.com/donate/)

In this episode, Anne-Katrin Speck and Professor Clara Sandoval discuss the findings from their research into the implementation—or non-implementation—of human rights judgements/decisions in the Inter-American and European human rights systems. Their work was undertaken as part of the ESCR-funded Human Rights Law Implementation Project (HRLIP), in collaboration with colleagues from leading human rights centres (Bristol, Essex, Middlesex and Pretoria). The project aims to examine the factors which impact on human rights law implementation across Europe, Africa and the Americas, with the hope that the research will impact the compliance by states and result in greater justice for individual victims. Clara and Anne-Katrin join Lorna McGregor to discuss some of the cases they have researched, and to suggest how implementation and compliance can be improved, including by increasing the role played by civil society. You can read more about The Human Rights Law Implementation Project here: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/law/hrlip/ Anne-Katrin Speck is Co-Director of the European Implementation Network (EIN), an NGO based in Strasbourg which works with civil society actors from across the Council of Europe region to promote the full and timely implementation of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights. Anne previously worked as a Research Associate on the Human Rights Law Implementation Project (HRLIP) at Middlesex University London, and within the Secretariat of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). She holds an LL.M. in International Human Rights Law from the University of Essex and is currently an MPhil/PhD candidate at Middlesex University, where she researches the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. Professor Clara Sandoval is a qualified lawyer and Professor in the School of Law at the University of Essex. She was Acting Director of the Human Rights Centre (January to December 2017), Director of the Essex Transitional Justice Network and former Director of the LLM in International Human Rights Law. She teaches and researches on areas related to the Inter-American System of Human Rights, Legal Theory, Reparations, Business and Human Rights and Transitional Justice. Clara is co-investigator and leads on the Americas part of a major three years ESRC funded Human Rights Law Implementation Project which looks at the factors that hinder or enable implementation of reparation orders/recommendations of regional systems and UN treaty bodies. This discussion was moderated by Lorna McGregor, who is a Professor of International Human Rights Law in the Law School, and PI and Director of the multi-disciplinary Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project (HRBDT) funded with £4.7m from the UK Economic and Social Research Council. Lorna is a Co-Chair of the International Law Association's Study Group on Individual Responsibility in International Law and a Contributing Editor of EJIL Talk!. She was the Director of the Human Rights Centre at the University of Essex for two terms (2013 - 2019) and has held positions as a Commissioner of the British Equality and Human Rights Commission (2015 - 2019) and as a trustee of the AIRE Centre.

#83 Tim Evans Tim Evans is Professor of Business and Political Economy at Middlesex University London and has been ranked by City AM as one of the UK's ‘Top 75' economic and financial thinkers. Between 2002 and 2005 he was President and Director General of the Brussels based think tank Centre for the New Europe. Between 1993 and 2002 he was the Executive Director of Public Affairs at the Independent Healthcare Association in London. In this role, he was widely credited as being the driving force behind the '2000 NHS / Independent Sector Concordat' which was described by the Financial Times as the most "historic deal in 50 years of British healthcare". In 1991, Tim worked in Bratislava where he was the Head of the Slovak Prime Minister's Policy Unit. At the time, he was the most senior British adviser in the former communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. In the late 1980s he was the Assistant Director of the Foundation for Defence Studies where he worked alongside the former Chief of the Defence Staff, Field Marshall, the Lord, Sir Edwin Bramall KG, GCB OBE MC JP DL. A political sociologist specialising in economics, Tim's qualifications include an M.Sc and a PhD from the London School of Economics, an MBA from the Open University Business School and a NATO-sponsored Post-graduate Certificate in National Security from the Christian Albrechts Universität in Kiel, Germany. A regular contributor to television and radio broadcasts he has also written for a wide range of think tanks and newspapers that include the Fabian Society, the Adam Smith Institute, the Guardian, Daily Telegraph, Wall Street Journal Europe and City AM - to name but a few. State of the Markets Podcast Paul Rodriguez of https://ThinkTrading.com https://twitter.com/prodr1guez Tim Price of https://Pricevaluepartners.com https://twitter.com/timfprice Tim Evans Tim's Media Pick Chernobyl https://g.co/kgs/Xvaaah Paul's Media pick Loon Shots – Safi Bahcall https://g.co/kgs/EMtQn5 Podcast links: https://sotmpodcast.com https://anchor.fm/stateofthemarkets https://apple.co/2OUGW6R All podcasts available on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-tcfr0by81zN6DMn2Oii0A --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stateofthemarkets/message

Powerful messages about people’s experience of safeguarding (or sometimes the lack of a response) are discussed in this podcast. The research has relevance not only in respect of people with mental health problems, but in relation to service users more generally. The podcast highlights some of the messages from research which explored experiences and concepts of targeted violence and abuse and of adult safeguarding with 23 people living in England who have been victimised because of their mental health status. Their experiences were then discussed with 46 mental health and adult safeguarding practitioners and stakeholders in focus groups. At the end of the project, the team held a ‘sense-making’ event to discuss the overall findings with a group of 46 people with lived experience, carers, practitioners and providers. This podcast was produced initially for a LGA/ADASS workshop to support practice in identifying and working with safeguarding concerns so that better outcomes will be achieved for people. It has wider application. Esi Hardy is founder and Managing Director of Celebrating Disability – a disability inclusion and equality business. Esi has worked in the public and not-for-profit sector developing and implementing policies to support disabled people to assert choice and control over every aspect of their lives. Esi is a seasoned direct payment service user having had experiences of going through the adult safeguarding concern processes. Using her lived and professional experience, Esi has Chaired and advised many groups, panels and conferences. Current relevant positions include: co-chair of the Personalisation Expert Panel and member of the Making Safeguarding Personal Advisory Group. Dr Sarah Carr is an academic with a particular interest in service user and survivor knowledge and research. She is Senior Fellow in Mental Health at the Institute for Mental Health at the University of Birmingham. Prior to this Sarah was an Associate Professor of Mental Health Research at Middlesex University London. Before transferring to the academic sector she was a Senior Research Analyst at the Social Care Institute for Excellence where she led on a five-year Department of Health and Social Care commissioned personalisation policy implementation programme. She is a National Institute for Health Research, School for Social Care Research (NIHR SSCR) Fellow and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA). Jane Lawson qualified as a social worker in 1983, initially working in the West Midlands and then in Hampshire. She has managed a generic advocacy project and worked in strategic posts including as a safeguarding adults lead. Jane now works with the Local Government Association on the Care and Health Improvement Programme as well as independently. She has acted as Independent Chair for three Safeguarding Adults’ Boards (SABs) and has chaired and authored several Safeguarding Adults Reviews. She has contributed to the LGA/ADASS Making Safeguarding Personal programme, including initially as joint author of the findings reports for 2013/14 and more recently authored a suite of publications on behalf of the LGA and ADASS, which aim to support SABs and a range of sectors. Tina Coldham has worked in the voluntary sector, across disability, in academia, and with regulators as a trainer/lecturer, researcher and involvement consultant. Tina is currently chair of the NIHR INVOLVE Advisory Group. INVOLVE is the national face of active public involvement in the NHS, public health and social care research. She was also Co-Chair of the Wessex Public Involvement Network (PIN) which was established to promote a commitment to ‘strategic localism’ through partnership working in research.

Heute im Gespräch mit Anna Lassonczyk Dirk Daenen: Dirk Daenen ist Kommunikationstrainer, Universitätsdozent und TEDx-Organisator. Er hat in Brasilien, Deutschland, Großbritannien, Frankreich, den USA und Belgien gelebt und gearbeitet. Bereits in jungen Jahren merkte er das die Kulturen unterschiedlich sind. Als ehemaliger Dekan der UBI (anerkannter Partner der Middlesex University London) hält er regelmäßig Gastvorlesungen an Universitäten auf der ganzen Welt, darunter an der Vietnam National University, der Tongji University in China, der Novi Sad University in Serbien und der Clark University in den USA. Als Kommunikationstrainer berät er regelmäßig internationale Unternehmen und öffentlicher Institutionen, darunter auch das Europäische Parlament. Dirk ist auch ein Botschafter von TED, der zahlreiche TEDx-Veranstaltungen koordiniert hat, darunter TEDxLuxembourgCity mit Videos die mehr als 10 Millionen Menschen gesehen haben. In der Episode spricht Dirk + darüber wann er selbst einen TED-Talk hält + über die Backstage-Atmosphäre bei TED-Talks + und über das was man wirklich braucht um einen erfolgreichen TED-Talk zu bestehen https://www.dirkdaenen.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/dirkdaenen/ Deutschland und Andere Länder mit Anna Lassonczyk (Dipl. Kulturwirtin, internationale Speakerin, interkulturelle Trainerin) Der erste und einzige Podcast in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, der sich mit interkultureller Kommunikation beschäftigt, spannende Impulse über fremde Länder liefert, entfernte Kulturen näher bringt und erfolgreiche Menschen mit internationaler Erfahrung interviewt. https://www.intercultural-success.de/ https://www.facebook.com/Interculturalsuccess/

Heute im Gespräch mit Anna Lassonczyk Dirk Daenen: Dirk Daenen ist Kommunikationstrainer, Universitätsdozent und TEDx-Organisator. Er hat in Brasilien, Deutschland, Großbritannien, Frankreich, den USA und Belgien gelebt und gearbeitet. Bereits in jungen Jahren merkte er das die Kulturen unterschiedlich sind. Als ehemaliger Dekan der UBI (anerkannter Partner der Middlesex University London) hält er regelmäßig Gastvorlesungen an Universitäten auf der ganzen Welt, darunter an der Vietnam National University, der Tongji University in China, der Novi Sad University in Serbien und der Clark University in den USA. Als Kommunikationstrainer berät er regelmäßig internationale Unternehmen und öffentlicher Institutionen, darunter auch das Europäische Parlament. Dirk ist auch ein Botschafter von TED, der zahlreiche TEDx-Veranstaltungen koordiniert hat, darunter TEDxLuxembourgCity mit Videos die mehr als 10 Millionen Menschen gesehen haben. In der Episode spricht Dirk + über seine große Passion andere Menschen etwas zu vermitteln und zu lehren, um damit ihr Leben positiv zu beeinflussen + über die Faszination eines TED-Talks + über die Herausforderungen einen TED Talk zu organisieren und darüber wie unterschiedlich die Vorträge von den Besuchern und Zuschauchern wahrgenommen werden. https://www.dirkdaenen.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/dirkdaenen/

Manfred Weber is the leader of the conservatives in the European Parliament who wants to become the next head of the the European Commission. But has Weber tainted his candidacy — and the broader European project — by acting as an enabler for the illiberal reign of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban? To his critics, Weber has come to represent a kind of moral black hole where democratic values go to die. They say he has engaged in a craven political calculus that makes him unsuited to run the Commission. The charge is that Weber and his European People's Party failed to act soon enough to expel Fidesz, the party led by Orban in Hungary.We speak with Heather Grabbe, the director of the Open Society European Policy Institute; Axel Voss, a German member of the European Parliament; Anett Bősz, a member of the Hungarian parliament; Judith Sargentini, a Green member of the European Parliament from the Netherlands; and Laurent Pech, the head of the Law and Politics Department at Middlesex University London. Click here for the complaint that Pech and Alberto Alemanno filed against the European People’s Party on behalf of The Good Lobby, a civil society group. First James and Tom talk about nicknames of other European politicians including Michel Barnier, Europe’s Brexit negotiator, and Matteo Renzi, the former Italian prime minister. Please visit our website at EU Scream.“Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125” by Papalin is licensed under CC by 3.0. “Airside No. 9” is played by Lara Natale. Support the show (https://euscream.com/donate/)

What about PORN STUDIES? Welcome to my Web Project about this new and vibrant academic field. Find more information on porn-studies.com with video interviews with experts from the field, book recommendations and a porn guide on history and genres. This is the Podcast of this Project. It includes an introduction and interviews with Linda Williams, Clarissa Smith, John Mercer and Feona Attwood. Linda Williams is pioneer of the field, who also invented the name Porn Studies, but she’ll tell us, why she actually doesn’t like to call Porn Studies…Porn Studies. We’ll hear from Clarissa Smith, University of Sunderland and Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll tell us, even though most people think they know what porn is, when they see it, how difficult it still is to define Pornography. And we talked about why most of Porn is so obsessed with authenticity. There's John Mercer, Birmingham City University, talking about how Porn Studies is about expanding the debate from the black and white terms to all the other dimensions of the cultural phenomenon that porn is, and we talked about how he started studying gay porn and how people again and again react with prejudice to that academic choice. And Feona Attwood, Middlesex University London and a Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll talk about which topics can be covered by Porn Studies and how young researchers well reasonably think twice about chosing the path of studying porn and how it can affect your academic career. Let’s connect on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, let me know what you think about this project and what you would like to hear about next.

What about PORN STUDIES? Welcome to my Web Project about this new and vibrant academic field. Find more information on porn-studies.com with video interviews with experts from the field, book recommendations and a porn guide on history and genres. This is the Podcast of this Project. It includes an introduction and interviews with Linda Williams, Clarissa Smith, John Mercer and Feona Attwood. Linda Williams is pioneer of the field, who also invented the name Porn Studies, but she’ll tell us, why she actually doesn’t like to call Porn Studies…Porn Studies. We’ll hear from Clarissa Smith, University of Sunderland and Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll tell us, even though most people think they know what porn is, when they see it, how difficult it still is to define Pornography. And we talked about why most of Porn is so obsessed with authenticity. There's John Mercer, Birmingham City University, talking about how Porn Studies is about expanding the debate from the black and white terms to all the other dimensions of the cultural phenomenon that porn is, and we talked about how he started studying gay porn and how people again and again react with prejudice to that academic choice. And Feona Attwood, Middlesex University London and a Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll talk about which topics can be covered by Porn Studies and how young researchers well reasonably think twice about chosing the path of studying porn and how it can affect your academic career. Let’s connect on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, let me know what you think about this project and what you would like to hear about next.

What about PORN STUDIES? Welcome to my Web Project about this new and vibrant academic field. Find more information on porn-studies.com with video interviews with experts from the field, book recommendations and a porn guide on history and genres. This is the Podcast of this Project. It includes an introduction and interviews with Linda Williams, Clarissa Smith, John Mercer and Feona Attwood. Linda Williams is pioneer of the field, who also invented the name Porn Studies, but she’ll tell us, why she actually doesn’t like to call Porn Studies…Porn Studies. We’ll hear from Clarissa Smith, University of Sunderland and Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll tell us, even though most people think they know what porn is, when they see it, how difficult it still is to define Pornography. And we talked about why most of Porn is so obsessed with authenticity. There's John Mercer, Birmingham City University, talking about how Porn Studies is about expanding the debate from the black and white terms to all the other dimensions of the cultural phenomenon that porn is, and we talked about how he started studying gay porn and how people again and again react with prejudice to that academic choice. And Feona Attwood, Middlesex University London and a Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll talk about which topics can be covered by Porn Studies and how young researchers well reasonably think twice about chosing the path of studying porn and how it can affect your academic career. Let’s connect on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, let me know what you think about this project and what you would like to hear about next.

What about PORN STUDIES? Welcome to my Web Project about this new and vibrant academic field. Find more information on porn-studies.com with video interviews with experts from the field, book recommendations and a porn guide on history and genres. This is the Podcast of this Project. It includes an introduction and interviews with Linda Williams, Clarissa Smith, John Mercer and Feona Attwood. Linda Williams is pioneer of the field, who also invented the name Porn Studies, but she’ll tell us, why she actually doesn’t like to call Porn Studies…Porn Studies. We’ll hear from Clarissa Smith, University of Sunderland and Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll tell us, even though most people think they know what porn is, when they see it, how difficult it still is to define Pornography. And we talked about why most of Porn is so obsessed with authenticity. There's John Mercer, Birmingham City University, talking about how Porn Studies is about expanding the debate from the black and white terms to all the other dimensions of the cultural phenomenon that porn is, and we talked about how he started studying gay porn and how people again and again react with prejudice to that academic choice. And Feona Attwood, Middlesex University London and a Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll talk about which topics can be covered by Porn Studies and how young researchers well reasonably think twice about chosing the path of studying porn and how it can affect your academic career. Let’s connect on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, let me know what you think about this project and what you would like to hear about next.

What about PORN STUDIES? Welcome to my Web Project about this new and vibrant academic field. Find more information on porn-studies.com with video interviews with experts from the field, book recommendations and a porn guide on history and genres. This is the Podcast of this Project. It includes an introduction and interviews with Linda Williams, Clarissa Smith, John Mercer and Feona Attwood. Linda Williams is pioneer of the field, who also invented the name Porn Studies, but she’ll tell us, why she actually doesn’t like to call Porn Studies…Porn Studies. We’ll hear from Clarissa Smith, University of Sunderland and Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll tell us, even though most people think they know what porn is, when they see it, how difficult it still is to define Pornography. And we talked about why most of Porn is so obsessed with authenticity. There's John Mercer, Birmingham City University, talking about how Porn Studies is about expanding the debate from the black and white terms to all the other dimensions of the cultural phenomenon that porn is, and we talked about how he started studying gay porn and how people again and again react with prejudice to that academic choice. And Feona Attwood, Middlesex University London and a Co-Founder of the Porn Studies Journal. She’ll talk about which topics can be covered by Porn Studies and how young researchers well reasonably think twice about chosing the path of studying porn and how it can affect your academic career. Let’s connect on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, let me know what you think about this project and what you would like to hear about next.

Dr. Noha Saleeb is Associate Professor Creative Technology/Digital Creativity at Middlesex University London. In this interview, we discuss BIM and other technologies in education and the best ways to put BIM into practice. Noha has taught multiple modules at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels in Architecture, Building Information Modelling, Design Engineering, Programming, and Graphics.  Her research […] The post Getting the Best out of BIM – An Interview with Dr. Noha Saleeb appeared first on AEC Business.