Discover Society

Karen Kendrick I am at this moment coming up with a lesson plan to teach my students about how capitalism and [...]

Graham Scambler At the time of writing, there is no real consensus emerging on how best to respond to what the [...]

Ben Kasstan Shabbat is the 25 hour period of rest that sees most businesses and public transportation close in Israel, punctuating [...]

Tom Mills, Narzanin Massoumi and David Miller The attacks of 9/11 still casts a long shadow over foreign and domestic [...]

Ferran Perez Mena At the end of the 19th century, the imperialist western powers, during their “civilizing” mission of plundering in [...]

Matias Nestore “I will tell you something before you start asking questions, I think that the problem is that nobody comes [...]

Philip Sayer This section of Discover Society is provided in collaboration with the journal, Policy and Politics. It is curated by Sarah [...]

Remi Brulin A political discourse is a way of speaking that attempts to give meaning to events and experiences from a [...]

Mark Hayes In the UK there are some critical issues surrounding academic research in the social sciences, and the consequences (intended [...]

Scott Timcke With receding ice, runaway wildfires and devastating hurricanes ever present, climate change is here. We are experiencing it now [...]

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