Can we secure Plato’s case for the tripartite soul? Plato, a ancient Greek philosopher, believed in the concept of the tripartite soul, which states that the soul is composed of three parts: the rational, spirited, and appetitive. The rational part is responsible for reasoning and thinking, the spirited part is responsible for emotion and desire, […]

This assessment requires you to write a critical literature search and review based on the bodies of knowledge linked to the research question you identified in the research proposal submitted as the first assessment of the Research Methods module. In completing this submission, you will address the following Learning Outcomes: 1. Search for literature relating […]

Supply Chain Sustainability, Risk and Resilience Management Supply chain sustainability refers to the practices and processes involved in managing the environmental, social, and economic impacts of a company’s supply chain. This includes considering the environmental footprint of the materials and products being sourced, the labor practices and working conditions of suppliers, and the overall economic […]

The One Health framework and its implementation in global health governance through public-private partnerships The One Health framework is a holistic approach to addressing global health issues that recognizes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. It recognizes that the health of these three domains is interdependent, and that addressing health issues in one […]

Modelling is the process of creating a representation of a real-world system or process using mathematical or computational methods. The goal of modelling is to better understand the behavior and dynamics of the system or process being modeled, and to make predictions about how it will behave under different conditions. Optimisation is the process of […]

Cornwall and England: When is Regionalism Nationalism? Regionalism and nationalism are two concepts that are often discussed in the context of politics and identity. Regionalism refers to a sense of regional identity and the promotion of regional interests, while nationalism refers to a sense of national identity and the promotion of national interests. In the […]

The Framing of Citizenship Deprivation: An analysis of the UK mainstream media’s framing of the citizenship deprivation of Shamima Begum The framing of citizenship deprivation refers to the way in which the media presents and interprets issues related to the deprivation of citizenship, such as the case of Shamima Begum. In this context, the media […]

The Justification of Violent Revolution The justification of violent revolution refers to the arguments and reasoning used to defend the use of violence as a means to achieve political or social change. The use of violent revolution as a means to bring about change has a long history and has been used in various contexts […]

A decade on from the ‘National Apology’: The threat of another ‘Stolen Generation’ of Indigenous Australians A decade has passed since the Australian government delivered the National Apology to the Indigenous Australians who were affected by the policies of forced removal, also known as the Stolen Generations. The National Apology was delivered by then-Prime Minister […]

The Rise of the Snow Dragon: Assessing the impact of China’s increasing role in the Arctic on the future development of its regional governance regimes China has rapidly increased its presence and influence in the Arctic region over the past decade, leading some to refer to it as the “Snow Dragon.” This rise in China’s […]