Alison Macdonald “Maybe people don’t realise that kids who get kicked out of school can actually be normal [...]
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Measuring the bad things that happen to children: why it’s time to ACE it!
Rebecca Lacey When bad things happen to children, they can sometimes have long lasting consequences. These children often [...]
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The Limits of Analogy: Brexit and the Geopolitics of Race in Europe
Aleksandra Lewicki The March for a People’s Vote on October 19th 2019 that saw around one million protesters [...]
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Brexit and inequality: why are the EU and EU migration missing?
Lorenza Antonucci and Simone Varriale Since the results of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, British sociologists have [...]
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The Right to Repair and Endangered Practices
Ulrike Ehgartner and Steffen Hirth What do the politics of Nebraskan farmers, independent phone shops, grassroots sustainability [...]
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Consumption Work in the Circular Economy: A Research Agenda
Dan Welch, Kersty Hobson, Helen Holmes, Katy Wheeler and Harald Wieser The idea of “circular economy” promises an [...]
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Taking Bridge Seriously
Miriam Snellgrove In September 2019 the 44th World Bridge Team Championships took place in Wuhan, China. Players from [...]
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Illuminating Lightscapes in London: Mapping Hegemonic Gentrification and Neon Signs in Soho
Magali Peyrefitte and Erin Sanders-McDonagh The bright, glaring neon lights of Soho have long illuminated its deviant [...]
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Parenting programmes and schools are keen on neuroscience, the public are more sceptical
Neil Small and Shahid Islam When Frederick Douglass escaped the horrors of slavery in the 19th century and [...]
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Super Interest Groups and the Diffusion of Stand Your Ground Laws in the U.S. States
Stephanie L. DeMora, Loren Collingwood, and Adriana Ninci As recently as just a few months ago, Stand Your [...]
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