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Free movement: Has policy making and the media lead to racialization in the UK?

Free movement: Has policy making and the media lead to racialization in the UK?

by Edgar Klusener | Jun 8, 2019 | Migration, Racism/Xenphobia

Global Social Challenges Climate Inequality Ageing Radicalisation Corporations Migration Protest image: Christo Komarnitski on VoxEurope By Violet Zand Goodarzi Migration is a complex and multi dimensional problem. The net migration to the UK has rapidly increased...
Why cutting back on meat is the best thing you can do for the planet.

Why cutting back on meat is the best thing you can do for the planet.

by Edgar Klusener | Jun 8, 2019 | Climate change and sustainable development, Uncategorised

Global Social Challenges Climate Inequality Ageing Radicalisation Corporations Migration Protest image: priceofmeat By Lauren Yau According to a report by the UN, the global livestock industry contributes to 18% of human produced greenhouse gas emissions across the...
Taking the wall street bull by the horns

Taking the wall street bull by the horns

by Edgar Klusener | Jun 7, 2019 | Global inequalities, Uncategorised

Global Social Challenges Climate Inequality Ageing Radicalisation Corporations Migration Protest By Anders Viemose Just a few blocks from Wall Street, the charging bull statue has become a symbol of the financial world, of market optimism and the ferocity of free...
From home to hatred: A story of the Polish migrants

From home to hatred: A story of the Polish migrants

by Edgar Klusener | Jun 7, 2019 | Migration, Racism/Xenphobia

Global Social Challenges Climate Inequality Ageing Radicalisation Corporations Migration Protest Image: TVNewsWatch By Molly Weston “Today, we are very aware that the implications of the referendum have had extremely unsettling effects for those who have sought not...
Protests in the age of social media: How was The March For Our Lives Movement shaped by social media?

Protests in the age of social media: How was The March For Our Lives Movement shaped by social media?

by Edgar Klusener | Jun 6, 2019 | Protest and repression, Social Media

Global Social Challenges Climate Inequality Ageing Radicalisation Corporations Migration Protest Picture: Victoria Pickering (Flickr) By Jenny Teward After the horrific shooting of seventeen people, many of whom were students, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School...
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