Doctoral College: Recent submissions
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Developing and testing a novel neuroscience hypothesis for the psychogenesis of disordered body image and agency in relationally disordered patients
(University of Exeter Psychology, 8 July 2024)Patients with severe Personality Disorders (PD) present with co-morbid conditions, eating disorders, psychosomatic disorders, autistic traits and substance misuse. These complex presentations lead to long term hospitalisation. ... -
“Without the Muslims, We’d be out of a Job” Deconstructing Narratives and Hierarchies of Race, Whiteness, Nation and Class in England’s Sheep Slaughterhouses
(University of Exeter Social and Political Sciences, Philosopy and Anthropology, 13 May 2024)This thesis is concerned with the ways in which Whiteness, race, nationhood and class are discursively constructed through narratives which call on purity and morality in Britain. It explores how white British belonging, ... -
Essays on Public Policy Evaluation: The Case of Spain's Supplier Payment Plan
(University of Exeter Environment, Science and Economy, 15 July 2024)The 2008-14 economic crisis significantly worsened Spain's public finances, leading to increased budget deficits and public debt, as well as longer payment periods to vendors. As a result, unpaid invoices by subnational ... -
I Feel Good Because I Give My Parents Allowance: The Association Between Filial Piety And Positive Mental Health In Singapore
(University of Exeter College of Life and Environmental Sciences, 15 July 2024)Introduction: The influence of filial piety, a Confucian philosophy, on individuals’ lives has been increasingly examined within the modern context of Eastern societies, revealing both benefits and disadvantages to mental ... -
Investigating the relationship between respiratory chain organisation and mitochondrial morphology by electron cryo-tomography
(University of Exeter Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, 15 July 2024)The mitochondrial respiratory chain is the primary source of cellular energy in all eukaryotic life, and therefore plays a central role in health and disease. Passage of electrons through respiratory complexes I-IV facilitates ...