David Mitchell When I was six, my family moved from Protestant, suburban Belfast to Sligo on the [...]
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When People Become Food
Dina Khapaeva The recent CNN video featuring Reza Aslan eating human brain and drinking from a human [...]
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Researching dirt and dirty work
Lotika Singha One fine summer evening, a friend and I were walking by a farm. My friend held [...]
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English national identity, resentment and the Leave vote
Robin Mann and Steve Fenton The results of the EU referendum in the United Kingdom came just in [...]
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Après Brexit, le déluge?
Katie Blood If the Brexit vote shook up Britain like a snow globe, a return to a stable [...]
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Old Problem, New Lexicon: The EU Workplace Headscarf Ban
Saba Hussain and Nazia Hussein Recently the media across Europe has reported the legalisation of a workplace headscarf [...]
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Rethinking the ‘Crisis’ in ‘Troubled Families’: Relationships and the ethics of care
Sue Bond-Taylor It looked for a while like October 2016 may have heralded the end for the Troubled [...]
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Industrial strategy must foster new sectors, not save existing ones
Phil Mullan Many commentators have been critical of the UK Government’s recent Green Paper ‘Building our Industrial Strategy’ [...]
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Reframing child welfare inequalities: making sense with research and changing the conversation
Will Mason and Brid Featherstone For the past three years, during undergraduate seminars, I have asked sociology [...]
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The European ‘migration crisis’: Families split and reconfigured across divides
Vicki Squire Family reunification policies in Europe are notoriously limited in terms of which family members count [...]
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