Collecting to the Core: Malcolm X

Malcolm Bennett

Poppy, who also was a co-organiser of the meeting, leads a new research project called ASSETS (Attaining Sustainable Services from Ecosystems through Trade-off Scenarios). This project investigates two model regions at the forest–agriculture interface, one in Colombia and one in Malawi. The case studies cover around two million people, but the researchers believe that the results they obtain wi...

Malcolm Burrows

At the international level, there is an increasing awareness that many of the environmental problems that our civilisation has brought upon itself are either focused on the shorelines or most obvious in their vicinity. Fertiliser run-off from agricultural lands produces eutrophication of coastal waters, marine litter washes up on Norway’s otherwise flawless beaches, and disoriented whales as we...

The Malcolm Campbell Memorial Meeting

Enzymes: a tribute to Malcolm Dixon.

Professor Malcolm Dixon’s eightieth birthday fell on 18 April 1979. On behalf of the Molecular Enzymology Group of the Biochemical Society, Dr. R. N. Perham organized a Colloquium in Cambridge on 6th April to celebrate the event. Many of Professor Dixon’s former colleagues and students attended this, and the excellent dinner at King’s College that followed. The speakers at the Colloquium were F...

the prison-house in the house on the hill: malcolm x and the power of knowledge

the present study focuses on malcolm x's autobiographical account of his prison life based on foucault's notions of prison in discipline and punish. the researchers seek to show that the ambivalent nature of imprisonment helped malcolm attain knowledge and power through paradoxical mechanisms. on the one hand, the prison house acts as an oppressive force on the psyche of the black man...