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Society, Politics & Law
Can quotas make gender equality happen in politics? Lessons from business
With more women MPs elected in the British parliament, is it safe to assume that gender equality is happening in politics?
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: Remaking self-help
Dr Meg-John Barker discusses how new ways of thinking can be linked to new forms of investigation
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Society, Politics & Law
Methods in Motion: The magpie
Edward Wastnidge is trying to make sense of methods - and has a confession to make...
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Education & Development
Teaching the people of the Calais camp: Lessons in 'The Jungle'
Aura Lounasmaa has been in Calais teaching people currently living in the refugee camp there. What has the experience taught her?
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Money & Business
First, they came for the Marmite... but what next as the pound falls?
This week's short, sharp Marmite War between Tesco and Unilever might be the first of many such battles.
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Society, Politics & Law
Does Brexit mean another Scottish Independence vote?
Perhaps - but not yet. Paul Cairney explains why he thinks the SNP will bide its time.
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History & The Arts
Bob Dylan as Nobel Laureate: Two reactions
In South Asia, delight. In Japan, dismay. Two writers explore how Asia reacted to Bob Dylan's Nobel prize.
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Society, Politics & Law
Clinton / Trump II: America comes off the loser
Liam Kennedy watches the second debate, and says regardless of who won, American politics lost.
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Languages
Why is it dangerous when Trump sees people as objects?
Donald Trump has a habit, argues Jennifer Mercieca, of dehumanizing those he disagrees with - and that's dangerous.
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Society, Politics & Law
Why EU nationals in Britain are hurrying to get one piece of paper
Britain has seen a surge in applications for permenant residency from EU nationals. But will the document help secure their future?
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Money & Business
Theresanomics explained
Combining social justice concerns with social and economic conservatism, championing nostalgia and 'Britishness'—Dr Peter Bloom explains Theresanomics.
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Society, Politics & Law
Apple and Ireland are betting on ‘Nation Inc’ and a world of shareholder citizens
The alignment between the tech giant and a nation state shows how governments can be held to ransom by corporations.