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Dr Leo Zaibert: On Punishment and Forgiveness

Dr Leo Zaibert: On Punishment and Forgiveness

Dr Jeremy Green: Moving Beyond the Growth Paradigm

Dr Jeremy Green: Moving Beyond the Growth Paradigm

Dr Tobias Müller: On Securitisation, Secularisation and Solidarity

Dr Tobias Müller: On Securitisation, Secularisation and Solidarity

Dr Matthew Sparkes: Why do we accept amplifying inequality?

Dr Matthew Sparkes: Why do we accept amplifying inequality?

Sir Michael Marmot: Most of the things that doctors treat are failed prevention

Sir Michael Marmot: Most of the things that doctors treat are failed prevention

Dr Rikke Amundsen on The Changing Nature of Misogyny: Dick Pics and the Online Articulation of Male Domination

Dr Rikke Amundsen on The Changing Nature of Misogyny: Dick Pics and the Online Articulation of Male Domination

Dr Ali Meghji: Critical race theory is essentially about structural racism

Dr Ali Meghji: Critical race theory is essentially about structural racism

Dr Sean Fleming: Why the Leviathan needs a leash

Dr Sean Fleming: Why the Leviathan needs a leash

Dr Giovanni Mantilla: “We should never take international law at face value.”

Dr Giovanni Mantilla: “We should never take international law at face value.”

Dr Robert Pralat: “Until law is in line with medicine, scientific findings are going to continue to be perceived with suspicion”

Dr Robert Pralat: “Until law is in line with medicine, scientific findings are going to continue to be perceived with suspicion”

Dr Mishana Hosseinioun: “Objectivity is a virtue in a sense, but not when we sacrifice our humanity and compassion.”

Dr Mishana Hosseinioun: “Objectivity is a virtue in a sense, but not when we sacrifice our humanity and compassion.”

Dr Asiya Islam: “COVID-19 is not creating inequalities: it is exposing them.”

Dr Asiya Islam: “COVID-19 is not creating inequalities: it is exposing them.”