Marc Hudson Whether they have visited or not, everyone I speak to about Australia knows three things: it [...]
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Is anti-Irish racism still a problem? You can Bank on it
Maureen McBride In January 2019, American hip-hop singer Azealia Banks made headlines with a series of anti-Irish comments [...]
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When will they integrate?
Caroline Osella The UK news is full of migrant panic, of which the ‘jihadi bride’ case is merely [...]
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Exploring the Links Between Subordinate Masculinities and Violence: the Case of Involuntary Celibates (Incels)
Tessa Prior In recent years there has been a proliferation of mass murders in North America often committed [...]
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Deep Sea Mining at The Threshold: The Politics Of The Seabed?
John Childs Plenty of virtual ink has been spilled predicting the advent of commercial deep-sea mining (DSM). Successful [...]
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Visual Arts and British Imperialism in India in the Eighteenth Century: A Colonial Society in the Making
Apurba Chatterjee By the beginning of the eighteenth century, painting and drawing had acquired the status of a [...]
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Comics Artists and Collectives Decolonising Cities Across the Global South
Dominic Davies What do you think of when you hear the word ‘comics’? Most likely, Superman, Spider-Man, Batman, [...]
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Understanding How and Why Older Adults Use Technology
Johanna L.H. Birkland Gwen, born in 1946, is a grandmother with a large family who is deeply involved [...]
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Re-thinking the History of Biopower
Maurizio Meloni Michel Foucault has left us a number of memorable sentences, many of which are known [...]
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The UN/NATO, Academia and Gender Policies in Peace Operations
Velomahanina Tahinjanahary Razakamaharavo Gender mainstreaming has become a flagship policy within UN and NATO peace operations. Feminist movements [...]
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