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Men’s grief and belonging through football following perinatal loss
Health, Sports & Psychology

Men’s grief and belonging through football following perinatal loss

...out about The Open University's Health and Social Care courses and qualifications. Currently in the UK, 13 families a day suffer the heartbreak of losing their baby before, during or shortly after birth. That’s around 4,500 babies a year. And an estimated 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in miscarriage (Sands, 2023). Yet, while this number reveals the scale of the problem, much...
Success and failure in healthcare: should regulation be simple or integrated?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Success and failure in healthcare: should regulation be simple or integrated?

...out that the Healthcare Commission’s system of regulation – and there was a lot of it - failed to detect or prevent the ‘biggest scandal in NHS history’ (Francis, 2013, p. 54). He didn’t call for more regulation or deregulation, but he called for a ‘simpler regime of regulation’. Regulation in healthcare is essential and has a vital part in ensuring our...
Sartre & de Beauvoir, Guevara & Castro: When the existentialists met the revolutionaries
History & The Arts

Sartre & de Beauvoir, Guevara & Castro: When the existentialists met the revolutionaries

...out Castro’s essential dynamic: “He is an agitator, thought I for the first time.” And yet, Sartre observes, he cannot animate them to oppose the system that is failing them, which is his own ministry of tourism, the INIT. Castro is aware that he can agitate against the old system, but cannot agitate against his own. Castro, talking with the woman about the fridges,...
Why did millions march against Trump?
Society, Politics & Law

Why did millions march against Trump?

...out organizational material, as we would see at other protest. This is perhaps what brought many people to the march—an opportunity to be an individual connecting with other individuals. However, this is an empirical question as is what this means for the future of social movement organizing. We hope others join us in answering. Second, while the energy was palpable at...
Brexit and the Art of Negotiation
Health, Sports & Psychology

Brexit and the Art of Negotiation

...out a potential win-win strategy. How might this be done? It might involve agreeing in advance to separate the people negotiating from the problem being negotiated over. This can be achieved by avoiding escalatory personal behaviours that distract from discussion of the problem, such as by avoiding personal attacks or threats to storm out of meetings. Psychology helps...
Stuck in the middle of a pandemic: are international students migrants?
Society, Politics & Law

Stuck in the middle of a pandemic: are international students migrants?

...out of all accommodation must surely forever dispel the notion that international study is all about the privileged.Students were among the first to feel the impact of COVID-19. Chinese students, the largest cohort of international students globally, returning from the festive break at the turn of the year, were subject to quarantining mingled with an unhealthy dose of...
European Championships 2020: Can one of the home nations end 55 years of hurt ?
Health, Sports & Psychology

European Championships 2020: Can one of the home nations end 55 years of hurt ?

...out of their group at the 2018 World Cup and in March losing a World Cup qualifier to North Macedonia. However, they still have a strong squad and pulled off a coup by persuading Jamal Musiala, who came through the Chelsea Academy, to pledge his football allegiance to Germany. Spain who won successive tournaments in 2008 and 2012 underachieved at the 2018 World Cup after...
Why has the welfare cap become so complex?
Society, Politics & Law

Why has the welfare cap become so complex?

...out but to a lesser degree. Table 1: LSE London modelling – Households capped under July 2015 budget proposal [A table showing the impact of the welfare cuts] These welfare changes will undoubtedly reduce the direct costs to government – although not mainly through the reduction in the welfare cap. But they will do so at real cost, not only to the families affected...