Discover Society

Sam Wren-Lewis Since the election result all the way back in 2019, you’ve probably read a handful of “Why did that [...]

Wendy Bottero Why do people—even the most disadvantaged—so often put up with inequality and subordination? Social analysts have often been troubled [...]

Simon Parker and Sara de Jong “Go on look at me. What do you see? Maybe I am a refugee [...]

Michaela Benson It has been over three years since Britain’s referendum on their membership of the European Union. In the [...]

Richie Nimmo The world faces unprecedented challenges in the coming decades, arising from the conjunction of the climate crisis, collapsing biodiversity, [...]

Sue Scott Four of the papers in this issue of Discover Society arose out of a day conference that I organised, [...]

Jakob Demant, Silje A. Bakken, Sidsel K. Harder, and Kathrine Elmose Societies have changed and so has the nature of crime. [...]

Mark Carrigan In recent years, the term ‘platform’ has become ubiquitous, taken up by both business gurus and critical social scientists [...]

Gurminder K Bhambra 23 April 2019 marks the fortieth anniversary of the protests in Southall against the racist and fascist violence [...]