Lydia Catedral Give money or food to people who need it, listen with compassion to those who are different from you, [...]
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A backward glance into contemporary social injustice: a case for Foucault’s ‘history of the present’
Susan Martin ‘Progress’ becomes a very loaded term when used to signpost change in society, with its connotations of action, and [...]
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Be careful what you wish for: The end of the NSS?
Órla Meadhbh Murray For those who work or study in UK universities, 2020 has been a tumultuous year; strikes, COVID-19, [...]
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Engaging in culture under pandemic restrictions: Where do we find culture and how do we feel about it?
Tally Katz-Gerro, Neta Yodovich, Yeala Hazut-Yenuka, and Moran Constantinescu Many feel that adjusting to new routines in our everyday life since [...]
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From Risk to Resilience in the Global Supply Chain Economy after Covid-19, a Humanitarian Response
Alva Bruun and Gyöngyi Kovács COVID-19 has come to question the very fabric of our global marketplace, in an unprecedented way. [...]
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A Day at a Time: A research agenda to grasp the everyday experience of time in the COVID-19 pandemic
Simon Bailey, Michelle Bastian, Rebecca Coleman, Emily Grabham, Dawn Lyon & Dean Pierides COVID-19 has changed time as we know [...]
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Covid-19 Public Health Messages and Minority Ethnic Older People in Scotland
Shruti Chaudhry Although ethnic coding within Scotland's health information systems has been consistently identified as a key priority in tackling health [...]
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FOCUS: Re-examining integration through the study of narrative, personal experience and the everyday
Umut Korkut, Doga Atalay and Marcus Nicolson The recent media footage of migrants trying desperately to cross the English Channel in [...]
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VIEWPOINT: Cruelty As Policy, Humanitarian Alternatives
Stuart Rees Cruelty refers to wanton and unnecessary infliction of suffering without regard to what is right, just or humane. Around [...]
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