Dávid Kaposi (The Open University) “The conflation of Israel with Jews raises thorny questions of when political views cross into bigotry”, [...]
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The media and ‘experts’ in terrorism
David Miller and Tom Mills (University of Bath) When Tarik Kafala, the head of BBC Arabic, advised staff not to use [...]
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On the Frontline: Public Participation and Decolonial Hopes in Sri Lanka
Anupama Ranawana (University of Aberdeen) Morality is, first and foremost, ‘lived’ individually. Even in terms of a collective, a moral hegemony, [...]
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Focus: Migration and Election 2015
Suzanne Hall (London School of Economics and Political Science) This special issue of Discover Society, edited by Suzi Hall, focuses on [...]
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Viewpoint: Declaration of Immigration – The Force Awakens
Zrinka Bralo (Migrant and Refugee Communities Forum) Immigration is not a problem. How we deal with it is. And I don’t [...]
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Policy Briefing: Immigration and Higher Education – A UK Perspective
Jo Attwooll (Universities UK) Immigration is likely to be one of, if not the most hotly contested issues of the next [...]
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More Farage, More Immigration
Robin Cohen (University of Oxford) This title is clearly a provocation. How can a politician who has garnered support from about [...]
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The Enigma of Departure: What we can learn from dying migrants?
Yasmin Gunaratnam (Goldsmiths, University of London) In an undated lecture, ‘The Problem Patient’, the doctor Cicely Saunders, presented her observations of [...]
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Young Paperless Lives: Understanding ‘illegality’ through the experiences of young undocumented migrants
Alice Bloch (University of Manchester), Nando Sigona (University of Birmingham) and Roger Zetter (University of Oxford) Most European media have recently [...]
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Border Control is out of Control
Ruben Andersson (London School of Economics and Political Science) It is without doubt one of the most iconic migration images of [...]
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