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Violence against women in politics is not an exception: It is an everyday reality. From sexist insults online to physical intimidation in public spaces, women in political life face hostility that directly targets them because of their gender. Women of colour face an even harsher reality, enduring both racist and sexist attacks.

At the same time, women in politics serv...

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The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s lack of political courage and a badly designed fiscal framework have backed us all into a corner.

With the budget not able to meet its own objectives of reducing debt or creating economic growth, no one has been fooled by Rachel Reeves’s claim that she can improve public services without raising sufficient revenue. We know this would o...

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In this episode of the podcast, N.J. Enfield, professor of linguistics at the University of Sydney, joins George Miller to discuss What Is Truth For? — a book that sees truth not as a battlefield but as a shared practice of collaboration, error corre...

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In this month’s Global Social Challenges focus, we spotlight our author Briony Anderson, whose work examines the rising threat of digital violence and privacy abuse –an issue at the heart of this year’s International Day for the Elimination of...

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In previous articles, we at Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP) have highlighted the need for the government to deliver on its commitment to the socioeconomic duty (SED).

The SED requires public bodies to consider how various stra...

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