Thea Shahrokh and Joanna Wheeler Being young in Cape Town in the context of townships and informal settlements means navigating a [...]
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The weight of feelings: Khartoum’s revolutionary moment
Image Credit: A sit-in in Khartoum. Photo by Zaher Omareen Sara Abbas In December 2018, Sudan was gripped by revolution. The [...]
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‘Chai-activism’: reclaiming rights to the city one cup of tea at a time
Naaz Rashid During a recent trip to Bangladesh, a student from the University of Dhaka was raped close to where I [...]
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Young and obese: how will you manage physically in middle age and beyond?
Snehal Pinto Pereira and Nina Rogers Being obese isn’t good for us - that much we know. Among other things, if [...]
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Turning the Gaze upon Power: Refusal as research in/to and against the EU border regime
Aila Spathopoulou and Isabel Meier When Mira arrived in Berlin in 2015 to apply for asylum, and saw how bad the [...]
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Ritualizing Dissent: Critical Voices as Normalized Bureaucratic Processes in Military and Intelligence Agencies
David Price and Roberto J. González For two decades we have critically studied various roles played by social scientists working for [...]
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(Are you) OK Boomer? Discursive Constructions of Millennials & Generation through COVID-19
Kim Allen, Kirsty Finn, Nicola Ingram As COVID-19 grips the world, the UK government have been labelled as slow to respond; [...]
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Europe’s refugee camps are unsafe and must close
Nasar Meer In all the risk and uncertainty accompanying Covid-19, it is easy to forget safety is a relative concept. For [...]
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When Doctors die
Yasmin Gunaratnam “Most of my dad’s time was dedicated towards his family, and the rest of that time was dedicated towards [...]
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Is COVID-19 worsening the already fraught situation in Kashmir?
Leoni Connah At the time of writing, 634,835 people have been confirmed to have Covid-19 also known as “Coronavirus”. 29,957 deaths [...]
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