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Society, Politics & Law
Dive deeper with these extra articles
If the themes and art of Who Are have made you hungry for more, here's some other articles to explore
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Society, Politics & Law
Thinking Outside the Box
Lisa Pilgram and Alena Pfoser in conversation with visual artist Laura Sorvala discuss how story-telling techniques can be used to tease out questions of belonging and community and how outputs can challenge simple ideas of ‘us’ and ‘them'.
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Society, Politics & Law
Homo Economicus, the East India Company and industrial espionage
A conversation between artist Laura Malacart and Open University researcher Sara de Jong on the intersections of identity and citizenship with economic history and language.
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Society, Politics & Law
Co-creating and mushing up identity with visitors to the New Union Flag project
Take the opportunity to reflect on aspects of audience participation and co-creation – this time young children.
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Society, Politics & Law
The New Union Flag project: from an object of agitation to a space for communication
Moving away from the red, white and blue to a new flag, representing a new nation.
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Society, Politics & Law
How can I learn from Who Are We?
There's much to discover - here's a starting point
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Science, Maths & Technology
What happens to the poorest in a cashless society?
The race to contactless transactions and virtual currency puts those with least at the most risk, warns Dana Kornberg
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Money & Business
What do you need to know about Donald Trump's nominee to oversee US banking?
Randal Quarles has been nominated by Donald Trump to take over at the US Federal Reserve. But who is Randal Quarles - and what might he do at the Fed?
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Society, Politics & Law
President Trump: A collection
Whatever your opinion of him, Donald Trump is unlike any American Preident of the modern era. Here, OU experts - and others - share their commentary on Donald Trump, and his impact on America and beyond.
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Society, Politics & Law
Could Donald Trump use his pardons to derail the Russian investigation?
Speculation is rife that Donald Trump may use his power of pardon to close down even the possibility of trials over his family's collusion with Russian actors. But can he do that - and what would it mean? Austin Sarat explores the limits of clemency.
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Science, Maths & Technology
How are Ethiopian coffee growers responding to climate change?
As the climate changes, Ethiopia's coffee industry is under threat. But faced with a mountain to climb, climbing a mountain might provide a solution. Baraka Rateng’ explains.
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Nature & Environment
Using data visualisation to track climate change
A German team have created a tool to show the scale of effort required to beat climate change - and to help stakeholders understand challenges and responsibilities.