Article by Laerke Larsen Photo by John McArthur on Unsplash In 2005 the Danish Liberal Party’s social minister Eva Kjer Hansen proclaimed that more inequality would increase economic growth in Denmark. The minister based this claim on the assumption that increased...

Article by Wafa IbrahimPhoto by Arif Hasan on UnsplashChildhood poverty in the UK is a complex and largely overlooked area of media interest. Yet the most disturbing fact is that children in the United Kingdom make up the majority of the poverty rates, maintaining a...

Article by Alannah BresnihanPhoto by No Revisions on UnsplashInequality, according to Sin Yee Koh, is the unequal distribution of resources in society.[1][2] For years I have found myself asking if inequality is actually as detrimental as we think. Surely it is not a...

Article by Thomas CatherwoodPhoto by Eric Masur on UnsplashFollowing the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic, the wealth of the world’s richest has increased, while the situations of billions around the globe have felt the converse effect. While the lives of many have been...

Article by Lia MilesPhoto by Wes Lewis on UnsplashIf the world’s richest men were sitting in my lecture theatre, listening to Dr Wendy Boterro speak on Global Inequality, perhaps I might find some peace of mind. If Elon Musk arrived bang on 2 o’clock and found a seat...

Article by Katie MckayPhoto by Brooke Cagle on UnsplashWith the class divide in Britain being one of prominence, the implications of Covid-19 and the many lockdowns that it entailed greatly impacted the Working-Class individuals of the UK. I want to explore the issues...

Article by Grace RichardsonPhoto by Elyse Chia on UnsplashEconomic inequality is stark. The world's richest 26 individuals own the same amount of wealth as half the world [1]. There have been many inquiries as to why there is such disparity in economic equality....

Photo by Catrin Ellis on UnsplashArticle by Ella PritchardIn 1997 over 50% of Welsh people voted for a devolved National Welsh Assembly [1], and by 2006 the Government of Wales Act was passed which allowed the assembly to pass primary legislation. Devolution was...

Photo by Thomas de LUZE on UnsplashArticle by Yiqi KouInequality usually arises when financial, material, and resource distribution is uneven or disturbed, whether at the economic or ecological levels. Just like the Mouse Utopia Experiment conducted by ecologist John...