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...change people’s perceptions of what is politically and economically possible. Prompted by Paul-Francois Tremlett’s recent blog on physical protest objects, I would like to contribute my reflections on using language and discourse to imagine a politics beyond liberal rationalism. The 15M, which began in May 2011, was a protest against the economic crisis, the austerity...

...change in policy, but many were living in destitution awaiting a decision on whether they would be deported. Other countries, such as Switzerland, have also begun changing their policies towards protecting Eritrean refugees. EU efforts to stop journeys beginning The EU has funded several initiatives in recent years with African partners, including Eritrea, have also...

...change hands with each other at intervals. The music is provided by Time playing the lyre so that the painting represents the cycle of life and the passing of time. The dancers also represent the four stages of the cycle: poverty, labour, wealth, and pleasure. As a metaphor for the dance of Brexit we seem to be stuck between the first two stages as each policy proposal...

...change might increase or decrease the conviction rate does not tell us whether that change would be a good or a bad one. Instead, researchers must be able to work with policy makers and lawyers to explain their work and to facilitate discussions, research-informed but based on first principles, as to what the role of the jury should be and how its task should be...