Britain and Central Europe, 1918-1933

Brunonianism in Britain and Europe

The English-speaking world finds it hard to reconcile that John Brown whose medical philosophy wins respectful mention in the Preface to Hegel's Phenomenology with the outlandish, opium-addicted Scottish medical teacher who died two hundred years ago. In part this difficulty arises because the events of Brown's own life, first as an obscure tutor, and then as a fringe medical teacher in Edinbur...

Employers, the government, and industrial fatigue in Britain, 1890-1918.

The evolution of the concept of industrial fatigue and the responses of employers and the government in Britain to research initiatives in this field of industrial medicine up to the end of the first world war is explored. The discussion dovetails in with the broader debate about the characteristics and dissemination of scientific labour management in Britain. The first section focuses on attit...

Editorial Guidance Notes Britain in Europe and Europe in Britain: the Europeanisation of British Politics? Introduction

Banking Reform in Britain and Europe

" To start, we need concrete progress with the too-important-to-fail conundrum. We need a global level discussion of the pros and cons of direct restrictions on business models ... "

Immunisation targets in Europe and Britain.

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