Daniel Gyollai and Umut Korkut Demography is becoming a major question in migrant-averse EU countries and the new EU Commission hosts [...]
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Esports and learning to play
Ben Egliston Electronic sport (esports), or professional videogaming, is a global media phenomenon, consumed by audiences of millions. Viewers attend e-sports [...]
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Roger Scruton Remembered: Another View
Sally Tomlinson Academics of any ideological persuasion seldom have praise from the Prime Minister on their demise, but the death of [...]
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FOCUS: Gender, Feminist and Women’s Studies: times of change and hot debates
Anália Torres This issue of Discover Society, curated by Anália Torres and Clara Oliveira, gathers 13 papers that came out of [...]
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VIEWPOINT: Rights, Policies and Politics for Gender Justice in an Unjust World: Researching and Resisting
Paula Campos Pinto In current times, the, often astonished, world is witnessing the rise of political regimes shaped by neoliberalism, neo-conservatism, [...]
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ON THE FRONTLINE: Developing Bystanders’ Responses to Sexual Harassment among young people
Maria José Magalhães, Camila Iglesias, Ana Margarida Teixeira, Ana Beires, Ana Guerreiro, Cátia Pontedeira, Vilma Teles Martel and Raquel Rodrigues Violence [...]
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POLICY AND POLITICS: ‘Scientific’ policymaking in a ‘complex’ world – what can we learn from the Finnish experience?
Hanna Ylöstalo This section of Discover Society is provided in collaboration with the journal, Policy and Politics. It is curated by Sarah [...]
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Escort girls and clients: individuals and lives beyond representations
Bernardo Coelho When researching prostitution – sex workers (escort-girls) and their male clients – we face an object with a particular [...]
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Researching gender inequality denial in educational settings: getting beyond stereotypes and the ‘gender is just ideology’ claim
Rosemary Deem Because the study of gender inequality in educational settings is so well established and has not only produced a [...]
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Gender is dead. Long live gender! The dilemmas of Trans recognition
Sofia Aboim Stemming from the ‘transgender moment’ of the early 1990s (Stryker 2019), gender has been under the spotlight as more [...]
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