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In this post, Lisa Buckner discusses why the Census is so important, particularly during a pandemic. THE 21st March 2021 is Census Day in England,...

IN this post, Chong Liu reflects on her experience of researching and teaching sexuality education in China. She states that the existing institutional challenges are...

Dr. Magdalena Muszel, sociologist, cultural anthropologist, and feminist activist. In 2013 she defended her PhD in social and political sciences at the European University Institute...

Dr. Magdalena Muszel, sociologist, cultural anthropologist, and feminist activist. In 2013 she defended her PhD in Social and Political Sciences at the European University...

Dr Paul Bagguley is a Reader in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds The Covid 19 crisis and...

THE West has claimed ownership of human rights and used them to establish and cement Europe’s superiority over non-Europe. A panel on ‘Decolonising Human Rights’,...

In this post, Walaa al Husban explores the contradictions of humanitarian action in a world in which even the suffering of children can be commoditized....

In the poem Dr Rodanthi Tzanelli places her critical lens on a local instance of human suffering to reflect on the global refugee crisis. Hostipitality[1]...

Izram Chaudry, who is studying a PhD at the School of Sociology & Social Policy with Professor Nick Emmel and Dr Rodanthi Tzanelli has published...

From the beginning of April, we bring to you a unique boxset of calamitous recordings to keep your spirit agile and (hopefully) your abs toned....

Census 2021 – Big Brother is watching you and here’s why it’s important

Teaching Sexuality Education in China – Reflection by a Sociologist

The New Repertoire of Womens' Protests in Poland #thisiswar #tojestwojna

Understanding Pro-choice Protests in Poland

The Trouble with BAME

Rethinking Human Rights

Branding humanitarianism: Bvlgari’s Save the Children Jewelry

Hostipitality

New Publication from Izram Chaudry

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