Discover Society

Danny Dorling “It was the Conservatives who first protected working people in the mills; it was the Conservatives who took a [...]

Neil Serougi The rise of Islamic State has been graphically thrust into our lives through a visual cruelty cleverly wired into [...]

Jeremy Seabrook In the mid-to-late twentieth century, with the passing of the era of industrial manufacture in Britain, the ‘social change’ [...]

William Housley, (Cardiff University) Revolution is everywhere, in everything. It is infinite. There is no final revolution, no final number. The [...]

Nasar Meer (Strathclyde University) and Christina Spaeti (Freiburg University) One of the earliest references to ‘Europe’ comes from a Greek myth [...]

Christian Karner (University of Nottingham) Writing in the Wall Street Journal on 26 June 2014, two days before a series of [...]

Tracy Shildrick (University of Leeds), Robert MacDonald (Teesside University) and Lorenza Antonucci (UWS)  Precarious work, underemployment and an increased risk of [...]

John Curtice (University of Strathclyde/ NatCen Social Research)   It is not so long ago that Britain was regarded as a model [...]

Sara Ashencaen Crabtree (University of Bournmouth) Recently I was asked to contribute to an edited book on research in Borneo, which [...]

Suzanne Hall (London School of Economics and Political Science) This special issue of Discover Society, edited by Suzi Hall, focuses on [...]