HOW CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITIES RESPOND TO EXTREMISM

How Christian Universities Respond to Extremism

This research article explores how two English universities with Anglican foundations responded to UK government requirements to counter radicalization on campus.Semi-structured interviews were conducted with student union representatives, senior staff in the universities responsible for implementing the legal requirements and also those with speci

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Benefits, harms, and cost-effectiveness of risk model-based and risk factor-based low-dose computed tomography screening strategies for lung cancer: a systematic review

Abstract Background It has been proposed that risk model-based strategies could serve as viable alternatives to traditional risk factor-based approaches in lung cancer screening; however, there has been no systematic discussion.In this review, ACTIVE we provide an overview of the benefits, harms, and cost-effectiveness of these two strategies in lu

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Mahr as Contract: internal pluralism and external perspectives

This paper examines the Islamic legal doctrine of mahr - an inherent component to the marriage contract.In the first part the principal aspects Halogen Bulbs of the marriage contract are analysed and the pluralism between Islamic schools and geo-political regimes are acknowledged.In the second part the "mahr" itself is specifically considered, noti

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