Philipp Frank, Olesya Ajnakina, Andrew Steptoe and Dorina Cadar Depression is a growing public health concern and a major cause of [...]
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Indonesia’s Pre-Employment Card Program: A Saviour or a Driver of Inequality?
Maria Sarah During the pandemic, office employees, ride-hailing drivers, and street vendors in Indonesia are all affected by social distancing policies, [...]
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Tories Flush Gender Recognition Act Reform
Finn Mackay A recent article on the front page of The Sunday Times announced that the Government has finally decided [...]
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Life Interrupted: Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter
Jacqueline Sanchez Taylor I was recently one of three middle-aged students to attend an outdoors, socially distanced yoga class in the [...]
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Rule Britannia: from Empire to Brexit to Covid-19
Sally Tomlinson and Danny Dorling It’s a pity that in early 2020 the Conservative party and its leader were not [...]
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Waste Management and Covid-19 – What Have We Learnt So Far?
Mariel Vilella The arrival of the waste truck on our street has become one of the most exciting weekly events for [...]
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Towards a Reparatory Science
Ishan Khurana, Hanadi Rammu, Sam Van Stroud, Mario Morvan, Audrey Ryback, Lukas Kikuchi & Thomas Mellor STEM industries, not yet insulated [...]
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Dad, distanced: The turbulence of new fatherhood amidst a pandemic
Ranjana Das and Paul Hodkinson For International Fathers Mental Health Day 2020, we reflect on findings from our forthcoming book on [...]
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Post COVID-19 Times: A Reflection
Khyati Tripathi It was just the other day that an advertisement in my inbox caught my eye. It was about the [...]
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The Glue of Empire: Why Closing the Department for International Development (DFID) is a Step Backwards for the UK
Henrice Altink, Sara de Jong and Jean Grugel On 16 June 2020 Boris Johnson announced the immediate preparation for the merger [...]
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