The University of York (UOY)

In-depth lecture notes for week 2 of Crime, Culture and Social Change lecture, with an essential reading for the semianr presetned at the bottom, answering key questions set by lecturers.

Introduction to crisis diplomacy in regards to how coercion is being used and the mechanisms of bluffing and uncertainty in international relations.

The document focuses on the process of haemostasis, describing it and the steps that characterise it. It then describes the process of thrombosis: why does it happens and the main factors that cause it. It then explains Myocardial infarction and reperfusion injury. It offers an in depth overview of how scientific researches have changed our understanding of the process and it provides example of we can target thrombosis and Myocardial infarction.

Notes on the key parts of the introductory chapter to Guildfoyle's International Criminal Justice book, a key text for the module

Summary notes on the freedom of speech

Summary notes on complex causation

Some notes to set questions on ethics within research, as well as some brief notes on a question asking for arguments as to why teaching should be considered a profession

Summary notes on employer liability / vicarious liability for the torts of employees, within the area of tort law / the law of obligations

Summary notes on the scenarios where a contract may be illegal, within the area of the law of obligations / contract law

Summary notes on the law of obligations in relation to privacy