Neil Serougi, Independent Researcher As reforms go, the current Transforming Rehabilitation programme seems to be heading to a chaotic and largely [...]
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On the Frontline: Left out. The other ‘other’
Lisa Mckenzie, LSE I grew up in Sutton-in-Ashfield, a small town in north Nottinghamshire, in an area called ‘The Dukeries’; [...]
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Policy Briefing: Care.data – what should we really be worrying about?
Laura Griffith, University of Birmingham Big data is not a totally new concept, but the sheer amount of data being processed [...]
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Race, Community and Conflict Revisited
Robert Moore, University of Liverpool It is nearly fifty years since the publication of Race, Community and Conflict, a study of [...]
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Challenging A Culture Of Racial Equivalence
Miri Song, University of Kent In the last several years, charges of ‘racism’ have been rife – whether on the football [...]
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Does Manga’s Transnational Cool Benefit Japan?
Casey Brienza, City University London Imagine entering a Waterstones bookshop. You step into a softly lit interior decorated in conservative shades [...]
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SAME-SEX MARRIAGE: TIME TO CELEBRATE?
Brian Heaphy, University of Manchester 2014 marks the tenth anniversary of Civil Partnership in the UK, and from March this year [...]
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Painting By Numbers: Locating Missing Girls in the Sex Ratio
Navtej K. Purewal, University of Manchester The Independent recently reported that it had commissioned the analysis of a series of [...]
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SLAVERY AND GENOCIDE: WHAT TO REMEMBER?
Tony Platt, San Jose State University The upcoming International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave [...]
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When the guns fall silent, the battle over the past begins
Image copyright: Aaron Edwards Aaron Edwards, RMA Sandhurst, and Cillian McGrattan, University of Ulster For many people in the United Kingdom, Northern [...]
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