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...human and material damage during the 1990s war. Now the ordinary people bringing food, coffee and water to the refugees admit their compassion is based on their own memories. “We ourselves experienced this all, but we didn’t have to walk such a long way,” one resident from Tovarnik, a town on the border with Serbia, recently told Croatian Television. There was even...

...human driver of the car would probably have made the same initial assumption as the Google car: that the bus would respond to the car’s indicator by slowing down to allow it to pull out. The reasonable driver would then have checked – whether by eye contact, observation of an encouraging gesture, or an assessment of the bus’s speed – that the bus was actually...

...1985) and Tasting Food, Tasting Freedom (1996). Current students should look at DTS206's block on food, which addresses the question of affluent diets and its effects on the environment. Steve Pile is Professor of Human Geography. He is currently writing about electricity for the new Environment and Society module, D213, which you will be able to study from 2018 onwards....

...human being … apparently, to you and your companion this was just a joke. By recognising that a homeless person can have something akin to a home, the judge acknowledges that home is an abstract, nebulous and subjective idea – that the meaning of home can differ between people and contexts. People who are homeless in the legal sense often feel as if they have a home,...

...humanity. The Swedish government has also repeatedly asked other EU countries to take more responsibility for the refugee crisis. Still, the change is moving the country in a new direction. It will make it impossible for refugees to enter the country. In practice, that means they will have to apply for asylum in another country. It goes without saying that the ID checks...