Manjeet Ramgotra Politics is about who we are. How we communicate, how we fit into our communities and negotiate our shared [...]
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Category "2018"
Power’s Paranoia: The Identity Politics of Trumpism, at Home and Abroad
David Wearing ‘Is rising ethnic diversity a threat to the West?’ Donald Trump certainly thinks so. In a speech in Poland [...]
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The Windrush scandal: citizenship, politics and belonging
Cecile Wright and Roda Madziva What has come to be known as the “Windrush Scandal” is, in fact, a story of [...]
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Democracy Hijacked: The Brazilian Case, a Threat to the Democratic World
Estevão Bosco “I’m in favour of torture, you know that!”; “Minorities have to bow to the majority. Minorities fit in or [...]
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Focus: Why social movements matter
Laurence Cox These are terrifying times to live in. Scientists and extreme weather alike underline how little time we have left [...]
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Viewpoint: Kashmir—A Violent Postcoloniality
Amrita Ghosh The Kashmir conflict derives from the catastrophic partition of India in 1947 that also marked the ending of British [...]
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On The Frontline: Loneliness and the Politics of Austerity
Alison Stenning and Sarah Marie Hall On October 15th 2018, Theresa May and her minister for loneliness, Tracey Crouch, launched [...]
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Policy and Politics: Meeting the Challenge of Populism – The Future of Governance and Public Management
Gerry Stoker This section of Discover Society is provided in collaboration with the journal, Policy and Politics. It is curated by Sarah [...]
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Educating College Students about Sexual Violence
Chris Linder As we ramp up to begin another academic year, college and university administrators and educators are also ramping up [...]
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Wearing far too many hats: BAME and female in the Academy
Yaz Iyabo Osho The topic of race and ethnicity in higher education has never been so prevalent, with a range of [...]
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