Annalisa Frisina and Elisabetta Campagni Anti-racism is a battle for memory. Enzo Traverso well underlined how statues brought down in the [...]
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Category "2020"
Children in Crisis: Child Poverty and COVID-19
Basma Yaghi Newspaper headlines have had a consistent theme in the past month. UNICEF feeding British children for the first [...]
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Some hope for migrants and refugees in the time of COVID-19?
Jesse Machin Government responses to COVID-19 have come under scrutiny since the pandemic began. Stories on issues ranging from the economic [...]
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Racism as a social determinant: COVID-19 and its impacts on racial/ethnic minorities
Karim Mitha, Kaveri Qureshi, Shelina Adatia, and Hiten Dodhia As of December 21 2020, over 2.1 million individuals in the UK [...]
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All for Vaccination? Vaccination for All?
Tom Douglass and Michael Calnan A COVID-19 vaccine has been held by governments since the beginning as the way to control [...]
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From soldiers to scapegoats: Why blaming citizens in the pandemic may help extremist parties
Mario Bisiada This article is born out of personal frustration, a feeling that, I believe, is shared by many these days. [...]
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We are taking a break!
We are taking a break! After seven years and over fourteen hundred articles, Discover Society is having a rest from publishing [...]
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DID BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE COST LIVES? EVIDENCE-BASED POLICYMAKING DURING THE PANDEMIC
Martyn Hammersley During the pandemic, the UK Government’s policymaking has approximated more closely to the evidence-based model than in normal times. [...]
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FOCUS: UK’s first migrant camps – hope and hate waiting by the gates
Raoul Walawalker Enclosed within chained-linked fencing topped with barbed wire, the UK government has created its first ‘migrant camps’ at two [...]
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Viewpoint: FESTIVAL OF DISTURBANCES – An Independent, artist-led review Prevent Strategy
Julia Farrington The government has suspended its promised Independent Review of Prevent midway through its gathering of evidence. It has so [...]
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