Douglas Bourn. The impact of Globalisation on societies, economies and political systems has never been greater than it is today. Brexit, the rise of xenophobia and extreme forms of nationalism in Europe and the Trump phenomenon are in part due…
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Rebuilding trust in a context of suspicion: South Africa’s failing education system
Melanie Ehren. In his first speech as President, South Africa’s Ramaphosa promised to ‘turn the tide of corruption’, vowing to end the ‘plunder of public resources’ and to ‘put behind us the era of diminishing trust in public institutions and…
Migration: it will be up to the next generation to change the picture
Kathryn Riley. There is a photograph called ‘Migrant Mother’. It is an arresting black and white shot. The woman is centre stage and gazes sideways on. She is beyond exhaustion: every line etched in her face tells its own story.…
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Posted in International development, Social sciences and social policy
Posted in International development, Social sciences and social policy
Ending gender violence in schools: what works and what does research tell us?
Jenny Parkes. Every day, girls around the world face physical, sexual and psychological violence in and around schools. A male teacher may seek to exchange grades for sex; a member of the community may abuse a girl on her way…
Jolie’s appointment does not change fundamental gender relations in universities
Miriam E David. No it’s not her latest movie role – Angelina Jolie is to become ‘professor in practice’ at the London School of Economics. And this appointment illustrates the argument of my new book Reclaiming Feminism: Challenging Everyday Misogyny…
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