Alan Warde We have yet to discover the full implications of the Covid-19 episode for social organisation and [...]
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Ratcheting up the Prevent agenda in schools
John Holmwood The government recently issued guidelines to accompany new regulations on the teaching of sex and relationship [...]
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“I Am Happy At Home”/“Come Back Now…”: The Internally Displaced in India’s COVID-19 Landscape
Ankushi Mitra and Mallika Magoon On May 8th 2020, an early morning freight express killed 14 jobless migrants [...]
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AFRICANS LIVES MATTER TOO: IN SOLIDARITY WITH #BLM
Evelyn Corrado As Africans stand with other people across the globe in the fight against racial injustice, there [...]
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Gender inequality and personal responsibility
Vicki Dabrowski The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated pre-existing inequalities within society. Groups of women who are [...]
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How Mothers Make Meaning and Value through Milk Sharing
Beatriz Reyes-Foster and Shannon K. Carter “ my freezer’s full, I’m happy, I feel like it’s Christmas!” Anna [...]
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On the relationship between pandemics and suicide
Connor T. A. Brenna and Tiago C. Zortea Is there any connection between pandemics and suicide? Unprecedented in [...]
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Hashtags and conspiracies: unpicking #Idonotconsent
Cassie Pressnall, Ingrid Holme and Sian Joel-Edgar Even before COVID-19, our online digital lives were marked by a [...]
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Brexitland and Political Racism
Martin Shaw Maria Sobolewska and Robert Ford have a major new study, Brexitland: Identity, Diversity and the Reshaping [...]
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Education is dying: Long Live Education!
Eurig Scandrett Education is dying, by which I mean that the university: the social institution entrusted with providing [...]
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