How Businesses Need to Get Creative if They Want to Survive...
By Julie C. Thomson
Walk around any town or city this autumn and you will find a range of shuttered businesses next door to others...
Sleeping Longer than 6.5 Hours a Night Associated with Cognitive Decline...
By Greg Elder
A good night’s sleep is important for many reasons. It helps our body repair itself and function as it should, and is linked to...
COVID-19 Could Nudge Minds and Societies Towards Authoritarianism
By Leor Zmigrod
It is a little-known fact that humans have not one but two immune systems. The first, the biophysical immune system – the...
FOREIGN OFFICE REPORT
Is this the end of trickle-down economics?
By Graham Vanbergen
The global pandemic has changed everything, highlighting the failures of economic policy that has dominated the Western world for the last 50...
Asian Pop Culture May be Trending, But so is Anti-Asian Racism...
By Katherine Lee
From K-beauty to K-pop, Squid Game and Shang Chi, Asian pop culture is trending worldwide.
Nancy Wang Yuen, a sociologist and author of Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors...
How to Help Artists and Cultural Industries Recover from the COVID-19...
By Louis-Etienne Dubois, David Gauntlett, and Ramona Pringle
To say that 2020 has been rough for the cultural and creative industries is an understatement. More...
How Poetry Can Help Us Understand the Urgency of the Climate...
By Christina Thatcher
I discovered Ellen Bass’ poem, Birdsong from My Patio, during the first UK lockdown. My garden hedge was stuffed with sparrows who seemed...
COVID-19 Threatens the Already Shaky Status of Arts Education in Schools
By Ryan D. Shaw
Parents can watch their kids draw and paint at home or perform in school music concerts and dance recitals. But...
The Importance of Art in the Time of Coronavirus
People are dying, critical resources are stretched, the very essence of our freedom is shrinking – and yet we are moved inward, to the...
Sovereigns in the Courtroom: Is the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act...
By Kiran Nasir Gore and Charles H. Camp
How can a foreign sovereign be brought into an American courtroom to answer for its bad acts? This...
Emphasizing Zakat and Waqf for Global Zero Hunger
By Randi Swandaru and Priyesta Rizkiningsih
The significant global temperature rise in the last decade has derailed the world zero hunger attainment. The increase in...
Veins and Wires: Reflections on UrbanTech Transformation
By Dr Mike Cooray, Dr Rikke Duus and Marius Sylvestersen
What kind of urban environment would you like to live in? In this article, we...
