Interview series ‘life after the PhD’: Alex Hartland

by Humanities Web Team | Sep 26, 2023 | Interview, Short form

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved ‘Life after the PhD’ is a series of interviews conducted with former University of Manchester postgraduate students, discussing the...

From the guarantor of global security to the greatest threat to humanity: nuclear weapons and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

by Humanities Web Team | Aug 7, 2023 | Nuclear, Ukraine

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Author: Gabriele Kaminskaite The ProblemOn the 3rd of January 2022, the Non-Proliferation Treaty nuclear states (USA, UK, Russia, China and France)...

AI’s the word: the race for LLM and chatbot market domination

by Humanities Web Team | May 11, 2023 | AI and technology

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Author: Sarah Ledoux Unless you have been living under a rock this past month, you will have noticed that the whole world has been raving about AI...

Profit for the planet: Six months on from Patagonia’s radical restructuring

by Humanities Web Team | Apr 17, 2023 | Climate Change and Environmental Politics

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved In September 2022, Yvon Chouinard announced that he was giving up ownership of Patagonia, the outdoor-wear brand he started fifty years ago. Chouinard...

The Political Impact of the UK’s Ageing Population

by Humanities Web Team | Feb 17, 2023 | Ageing in the UK

Political Perspectives About Current editors Past editors Blog Short form Journal Current Issue Archive Get involved Author: James Breckwoldt The UK has an ageing population. The Office for National Statistics (2018) projects that in 50 years’ time, there are likely...