Sentences with word «oup»
His first book, a widely praised biography of the scholar and ghost - story writer M.R. James, was published by OUP in 1983.
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White Park Bay, a company that seems to specialize in porting Oxford University Press books to the iPhone, has published a number of OUPs technical dictionaries as iPhone apps, among them the Oxford Dictionary of Law.
Williams was to stay at OUP for the rest of his days.
He edited the festschrifts for Lord Slynn, and Lord Bingham; the latter was entitled Tom Bingham and the Transformation of the Law and published by OUP in both hardback and paperback, including over fifty essays from distinguished jurists around the world.
It was co-sponsored by the Department and the John Fell OUP Research Fund at Oxford University, with the generous contribution of the Middle East Centre at St Antony's College.
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Applications can be submitted through ILDC, but foreign LLM students would work directly with OUP during their tenure at GW Law.
The companies currently committed to the platform are Bloomsbury, Oxford University Press, Icon Books, OUP Children's Books, and Michael O'Mara.
One is the Oxford Index, freely available to subscribers and non-subscribers alike, a useful resource because it not only searches OUP content to locate chapters and articles, it provides a very helpful abstract outlining the content of books and chapters.
Like the quote beneath, it'll furnish me Alternative Format (hencefoth AF) for only core books because of «legal requirements and operational limitations», but this I don't believe as the process looks as easy and quick as requesting PDFs from publishers like OUP, which doesn't constrain AF to core books.
When he first joined OUP, Williams had continued to live with his mother in St Albans, to take the train into London each day, and on Sundays to worship at the abbey.
Oups something's wrong!
A recent sociological survey featured in The Paradox of Generosity (a book written by Christian Smith and Hilary Davidson; OUP USA) revealed that generosity is very good for us, and not in a televangelist «give and God will make you rich» way.
RAW Rhodes OUP, # 25 Everyday Life in British Government builds on the author's earlier work Beyond Westminster and Whitehall (1988), which assessed the Thatcher reforms, and then a reappraisal, Understanding Governance (1997).
But alternative models exist (for example, inter parliamentary talks); and there is no single model for a constitutional convention (see Alan Renwick's excellent pamphlet, and Fournier et al's book When citizens decide: Lessons from citizens» assemblies on electoral reform OUP 2011).
I shall be guarding my copy jealously in the office here at New Scientist, and hope that OUP produces regular updates.
OUP Kerboodle AQA GCSE Spanish 2016 - based resource to be used with the textbook to be most effective.
Schnittman leaves OUP for Bloomsbury Very good appointment by Bloomsbury!
And some psychologists question whether personality is definable at all, judging from the inconsistency of traits in people [source: OUP].
It is sometimes tricky to write about something that is produced via your own institution without sounding a little like a spruiker for a product, but I think OUP are onto something worthwhile with this Index, and many lawyers outside of academia may not be aware of it.
Inns of Court School of Law, BVC, Everard Ver Heyden Prize and OUP Prize for Excellence in Advocacy and Procedure
Authors: Victor Joffe QC, David Drake, Giles Richardson, Daniel Lightman, Timothy Collingwood Publisher: OUP ISBN: 9780199687978 Price: # 215
A couple of years ago Oxford University Press took over Blackstone and more recently OUP bought Butterworth's academic law list.
We have to paint our ceilings and I am dragging my heels because I hate heights and our ceilings are waaay oup there.
«Our dictionaries are made available as a reference tool only; they are never held out by OUP as being an alternative to seeking independent legal or financial advice, and we can not take responsibility for an individual's decision to use them as such.»
However, as intriguing as it would be to put ebooks into subsidiary rights (says the guy responsible for subsidiary rights at OUP), numerous problems would then exist.
The 1086 entries are culled down from over 100 000 individuals that outraged readers of OUP's The Dictionary of National Biography had considered eminent enough to be included in the work, but weren't.
Educational publishers have to balance various interests, and the cause of education must surely be a very important one,» wrote Amartya Sen in a letter to OUP in September, 2012.
«It was creating some problems,» says OUP's Susan Froud, «so we decided to withdraw it from the Indian market.
Launching, November 1, Amazon has several U.K. publishers already committed to the program — Bloomsbury, Oxford University Press, Icon Books, OUP Children's Books, and Michael O'Mara, with many others coming in the near future.
The research team gratefully acknowledges financial support from the John Fell OUP Research Fund, the University of Oxford Law Faculty Research Support Fund and the University of Hull Law School, as well as the advice and assistance from the Research Steering Group and all interviewees and respondents.
In 1991 he compiled A Dictionary of Writers and their Works for OUP and in 2002 The Oxford Chronology of English Literature, a major scholarly resource containing bibliographical information on 30,000 titles from 4,000 authors, 1474 — 2000.
Norman Russell's authoritative Doctrine of Deification in the Greek Patristic Tradition (OUP, 2004) shows that the Fathers never treated Jesus and human beings as Mormons do — that is, as the same kind of beings or of the same species, with Jesus having moved further along than the rest of us.
[3] Richard Dawkins, The Selfish Gene (new edition, Oxford: OUP, 1989), p. 198.
On the self - making nature of choices, see G.Grisez, The Way of the Lord Jesus, Vol.1, Franciscan Herald Press 1983 Ch.2; J.Boyle, «Freedom, the Human Person and Human Action», in W.E.May (ed), Principles of Catholic Moral Life, Franciscan Herald Press 1981; J.Finnis, Fundamentals of Ethics, OUP 1983 pp.136 - 144.
There is a growing school of thought in the philosophy of mind which denies that physical closure has been proved (cf Thomas Pink's Free Will: A Very Short Introduction, OUP).
He is the author of Humanism: A Very Short Introduction (OUP)
Moving across the species boundary, then, it is worth noting that many human societies permit the taking of many wives, most of them encouraging this practice by law and custom (see Stephen Clark, The Nature of the Beast, OUP 1982, pp. 77f and «Sexual Ontology and Group Marriage», Philosophy 58, 1983, pp. 215 227).
1 (Oxford: OUP, 1987), 208.