Charlotte Galpin About a year ago, I came home from an appointment with a new consultant gynaecologist and was frustrated. I [...]
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Category "2020"
Invisible Scars, Silent Cramps and Hidden Bleeding: Body Politics and Endometriosis
Sameera Khalfey I am an endo sufferer (a woman who has endometriosis). My mother was an endo sufferer. My mother continues [...]
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Charity, scandal and reputation laundering
Jon Dean There’s a scene in The Simpsons where Sideshow Bob, imprisoned for framing his boss Krusty the Clown, is up [...]
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(Mis)using child rights to control people’s protests: authoritarian India continues rightward
Reva Yunus In December 2019, the Indian government passed the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA) which has been criticized nationally and [...]
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They took the heart out of it: narrating spatial exclusion through the closure of a shopping centre
Sander van Lanen …there is no heart in it anymore, like, the heart has been ripped out in my opinion, like, [...]
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Uncertain Times: Trust Matters During The Pandemic
Michael Calnan, Simon J Williams and Jonathan Gabe Much has already been written on trust in the social sciences, and why [...]
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Imagining Life with “Immunity Passports”: Managing Risk during a Pandemic
Giulia De Togni, Nicola Boydell, Sarah Chan, Sonja Erikainen, Andrea Ford, Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra, David Lawrence, Catherine Montgomery, Martyn Pickersgill, Rebecca [...]
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The Brazilian Perfect Storm
Rogério Gimenes Giugliano In the midst of the global pandemic and the inevitable economic fallout that comes with it, Brazil is [...]
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Exploring the role of the state in the depoliticisation of UK Transport Policy: Reflections through the lens of Covid-19
Louise Reardon and Greg Marsden At the height of the pandemic in the UK, the government order was to ‘stay home, [...]
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COVID19 ‒ Finding a Cure Together
A. Verena Eireiner Novel challenges call for creative solutions. As the COVID-19 pandemic keeps a tight grip on societies and economies [...]
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