Prakash Kashwan (University of Connecticut) The results of the recently concluded Delhi state assembly elections have been referred [...]
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Happy and you know it? Understanding people’s experiences and perceptions of happiness
Laura Hyman (University of Portsmouth) Contemporary British and Western societies seem to have become increasingly preoccupied with happiness [...]
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Apocalypse when? (Not) thinking and talking about climate change
Matthew Adams (University of Brighton) Released in the autumn of 2014, the final installment of the Intergovernmental Panel [...]
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Not just Black and White? : Choosing the ethnicity of donor sperm amongst lesbian couples
Laura Griffith (University of Birmingham) and Annalise Weckesser (Birmingham City University) It has been widely reported that Jennifer [...]
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What’s the Difference? Lesbian and Gay Youth ‘after Equality’
Edmund Coleman-Fountain (University of York) Ten years ago whilst planning a PhD, I settled on the meaning of [...]
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Race Talk: From Biology to Social Science and Back again
Karim Murji (Open University) The philosopher Joshua Glasgow once wrote that, ‘When I first mention to civilian friends [...]
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Invisible names and visible privileges: the racialisation of names
Emily Wykes (University of Nottingham) “With a name like Patel, and her ethnic background, she won’t be working [...]
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Violence and Understanding: The British broadsheets’ coverage of the “first Gaza war”
Dávid Kaposi (The Open University) “The conflation of Israel with Jews raises thorny questions of when political views [...]
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The media and ‘experts’ in terrorism
David Miller and Tom Mills (University of Bath) When Tarik Kafala, the head of BBC Arabic, advised staff [...]
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More Farage, More Immigration
Robin Cohen (University of Oxford) This title is clearly a provocation. How can a politician who has garnered [...]
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