Shanthi Robertson In 2011, an Australian federal court ruled that the owners of a popular Melbourne dumpling restaurant [...]
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Commodifying Noncitizenship
Tendayi Bloom Increasingly, aspects of the construction of the relationships between States and individual noncitizens are being delegated [...]
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In Support of Birthright Citizenship
Michael S. Divine As I am writing this article the country of my birth, the United States, is [...]
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Taxation without Representation: Can Labour Remain an Honest Broker in Northern Ireland?
Cillian McGrattan Labour is one of the largest parties in Northern Ireland. Since May 2015 its membership has [...]
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‘Do I really wanna waffle on with people who are waffling on?’ Politics and the British working class
Tim Jones Across Western democracies there is a clear and well-known correlation between social class and patterns of [...]
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Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement one year on: The University of Hong Kong as the new battleground
Sik Ying Ho The 79 days of the Umbrella Movement occupation in the Admiralty, Mongkok and Causeway Bay [...]
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Struggling on: Intimacy as an emerging space of political participation
Sui-Ting Kong and Sik Ying Ho Academics in Hong Kong have never been as puzzled when making sense [...]
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Online sexual harassment as a political weapon in the Post-Umbrella era
Jun Lam I first met Tiffany eight months ago at a café in Mongkok, where I interviewed her [...]
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The Problem of Legitimacy in the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement
Kwok Chi and Chan Ngai Keung The Umbrella Movement (UM), which lasted for 79 days (from 28th September [...]
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Sexism in language: A problem that hasn’t gone away
Deborah Cameron 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of the publication of Casey Miller and Kate Swift’s Words and [...]
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