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This piece was written in the direct aftermath of George Floyd’s murder on 25 May 2020. Since then, having also been selected as an...

A recent study in the United States indicated that the rate of Americans identifying themselves using political terms has almost doubled...

Conventional wisdom tells us that the first civilisation to be governed in a manner comparable to our own was Ancient Greece—the world’s...

The forging of a life in culture, economics, and security   My formative years were marked by my parents’ hopes and dreams that I would...

Introduction   The 2015 Paris Agreement was a pivotal moment in the struggle against climate change. While previous climate agreements...

For far too long, Ashutosh Gowariker’s Swades  (2004) has maintained its status as an Indian cinema cult classic. It is a film about a...

1. The fish are alright   Historically and presently, the United Kingdom has identified and presented itself as a maritime...

A statue tumbles and, with an almighty splash, sinks below the water. Those responsible cheer with joy. Onlookers are captured in a range...

Identity drives human agency. Who we consider ourselves and the groups we are part of determines the choices we make. This principle is...

Introduction   This article sets out the case for taking future generations seriously through our political institutions. We make three...

John Dewey Distinguished University Professor and Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at the University of...

In Indianapolis in 1984, an unusual political alliance was formed. On one side was the staunchly conservative city council and on the...