"Kennedy had no great understanding of the impatience of African Americans or the intransigence of white southerners, while Johnson – from Texas – understood both," says Tony Badger, professor of American history at Cambridge.
Paul Thomas, a University of Huddersfield professor and the author of studies of Prevent, thinks the list of designated areas will keep growing.
A sociology professor exclaimed: "I've been sitting in these meetings for fucking decades!
Already academics asked to host a distinguished professor of political Islam first consult the police, and are told that this everyday university event requires a strong police presence.
Don't panic – there's a plan This, argues Petra Schleiter, associate politics professor at Oxford, has the benefit of following "democratic and electoral logic".
Justin Stebbing, professor of cancer medicine at Imperial College, London, says that many people turn to herbal medicine and complementary therapies when they feel shortchanged by conventional medicine.
Related: Stop treating adoption as the only option for children in care Nina Biehal, professor of social work at the University of York, says: "The key element of these reforms is increasing the level of qualifications among staff in children's homes more generally, not just the new training on child sexual exploitation".
Renaud Jardri has seen many children with hallucinations in his clinical practice and also researches the area as part of his role as a professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the Lille University school of medicine.
And yet the economics professor who ran on a ticket of standing up to the Washington establishment slayed Capitol Hill's Goliath with a single blow, winning by 56% to 44%.
"Ed Miliband is focusing attention on the 'squeezed middle-class', but if Labour had appealed more to working-class voters, it could have won," said Paul Whiteley, professor of politics at Essex.
After the screening, Rainer Schulze, a history professor at the University of Essex, said he theorised that the failure of earlier concentration camp films, such as the Billy Wilder-directed Death Mills, had failed to dent what he calls the "denial" and "amnesia" of the German population in the immediate postwar period.
