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Gareth Thompson The Preventing Violent Extremism initiative, known as Prevent, has been operated since 2003  the Office for Security and Counter-terrorism [...]

Anna Lockley-Scott In this article, I want to consider, what I call, the geographical silence that surrounds the Prevent duty, the [...]

Charlotte Heath-Kelly Over the past two years, counter-radicalisation practitioners have regularly asserted a potential link between autism, mental illness and terrorism. [...]

Katherine Tonkiss In late 2017, the Guardian newspaper began to run stories about members of the ‘Windrush’ generation of post-war migration [...]

Dominic O’Sullivan The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was drafted by an indigenous working group and adopted by the [...]

Nicoletta Fagiolo The war in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is by far the worst crisis in numbers of people [...]

Laura Ningelgen There should be no doubt that the anthropogenic climate change is real, that it is human-induced and that climate [...]

Ioana Arbone and Alireza Jamshidi Mental health recovery. Is it even possible? If it is possible, what does it mean? According to McCranie [...]

John Kendall Custody blocks are the places where the hundreds of thousands of people who have been arrested each year [...]

Stephen Crossley The government’s Integrated Communities Strategy Green Paper draws heavily on The Casey Review into opportunity and integration, undertaken by [...]