Mark Davis New research investigates the potential for social change in reconnecting our money with our morality and [...]
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Older people and Housing: towards a wiser community
Caroline Lodge, Eileen Carnell and Marianne Coleman More people are living healthier lives for longer, but despite the [...]
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Great Meritocracies Don’t Disappear Their Youngest Casualties, Mrs May!
Ross Fergusson Theresa May’s speech at last month’s Conservative Party conference elaborated her plans to ‘transform Britain into [...]
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The practice of social dining with strangers: going out to eat in
Ema Johnson Going out (alone or with friends) and paying to dine with strangers within the private home [...]
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Whose culture is global? Listening to Anglo-American pop music in Italy
Simone Varriale I spent my adolescence and most of my twenties listening exclusively to American and British pop [...]
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Le Touquet and Sangatte: The evolution of the French-UK border
Daniel Martin In 1991, both British and French governments signed the Sangatte Protocol with the agreement coming into [...]
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Democratic governance in education
Jacqueline Baxter Democratic Education is at a watershed: the creation of new multi-stakeholder, multi-level systems of governance, not [...]
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Contemporary Polish Racism: the development of neo-Communism?
Bolaji Balogun It was only in 2010 that the former Polish government started giving attention to racial equality [...]
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Look a little further: Examining homophobia and finding widespread social support
Adam White and Bryan Thomas It is often hard to find the positive and empowering stories of gay [...]
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Harmful Societies: The Importance of the Social Harm Approach
Simon Pemberton ‘When one individual inflicts bodily injury upon another, such injury that death results, we call the [...]
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