This lecture examines the emergence of written laws in ancient societies, using examples like Hammurabi’s code and Greek laws from Crete, and their role in legal philosophy.
This lecture examines conflicts of interest in finance, focusing on the relationship between investors and fund managers, and how to safeguard your money.
This lecture examines how rising house prices have nearly doubled household wealth and widened the wealth gap, especially affecting younger generations.
Learn about the 19th-century shift in British perception from ancient gods embodying human traits to a horned deity symbolising wild nature and personal freedom.
This lecture addresses the role and controversies of carbon credit markets in achieving net-zero emissions and scrutinises the notion of ‘unavoidable’ emissions.
