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Lisa Tilley What does it mean for a postcolonial country to be understood as an ‘emerging market’? The term itself has [...]

Alexia Yates ‘Safe as houses.’ ‘Buy land - they’re not making any more.’ ‘The best investment on Earth is earth.’ Truisms [...]

Eric Van Orman According to the United Nation, the problems of people across the world are getting quantifiably worse.  While leading [...]

Collin Murray The Brexit debate has long been sustained by supposed facts, shorn of context, but delivered with as much authority [...]

John Erik Fossum Tight economic, cultural and political bonds tie the UK and Norway together, and Norway’s model of EU [...]

Fiona Vera-Gray The past six months have seen an unprecedented rise in awareness of the extent of the sexual harassment of [...]

Katrin Tiidenberg Selfies have been getting a lot of attention, too much in some people’s opinion. Research into people’s selfie practices [...]

Sara Wheeler “Families with different surnames may be asked questions to establish their relationship. Thank you” (The Home Office) It was with [...]

Christian Garland “Don’t start from the good old things, but the bad new ones” (Brecht) Benjamin’s maxim that nothing that has ever happened [...]

Emily Maddox This article approaches the over-representation of autistic young people accessing gender identity services in the United Kingdom. It will [...]