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The Great Debate would like to thank the
following organisations who have sponsored previous events.
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Economic and Social Research Council
sponsored:
Developing World Challenges [2008]
and Film Training with a Global Edge [2007]
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Atlantic Books
sponsored:
The Great Debate:
Reprogramming Life [2006]
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Dewjoc Architects
sponsored:
The Great Housing Debate [2006]
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Newcastle University
sponsored
Developing World Challenges [2008],
The Great Debate: Post-Territorial
Governance and Anti-politics [2006],
Politics of Fear: An Audience with Frank Furedi [2006],
Science and the Human Potential [2006] and
the second conference on Development, Sustainability and
Environment [2005]
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Newcastle Science Festival
sponsored:
Development, Sustainability and Environment 3 [2007],
Science and the Human Potential [2006],
The Great Energy Debate [2006],
The Nature of Being Human [2005],
The Great Debate: Being Human [2005],
Whatever Happened to the Subject? [2004],
Playing it Safe: Science and the Risk Society [2004],
and
Of Blank Slates and Zombies
(Modern Theories of Human Nature) [2004]
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RSA
The Royal Society for the encouragement of
Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
sponsored
The Great Debate: Genes, Memes, Minds
[2004]
and the second conference on Development, Sustainability and
Environment
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PRESUD
sponsored the first conference on
Development, Sustainability
and Environmentalism [2003]
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The Well Read Bookshop
University of Northumbria,
0191 227 3400
sponsored
The Great Debate: Should we censor the Internet? [2002]
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Hodder and Stoughton
sponsored
The Great Debate: Should we censor the Internet? [2002]
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Polity Press
sponsored
The Great Debate: Evolution, Human Nature and Autonomy [2001]
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Weidenfeld and Nicolson
sponsored
The Great Debate: Evolution, Human Nature and Autonomy [2001]
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