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In today’s escalating climate crisis, more employees are asking how they can make a meaningful environmental difference at work – but where do we start and what can we really do?
In this Transforming Business episode, Martin Parker speaks with Barbara Kump and Babette Julia Brinkmann, authors of ‘The Green Handprint at Work’, about how we can all...
As we celebrate International Women’s Day this March, we must reflect on what has passed in order to enable us to move towards securing equity and justice for criminalised women. The Corston Report (2007) provided the UK with a definitive road map to end the disproportionate and discriminatory criminalisation of women, identifying the clear drivers of trauma, poverty, margina...
Tens of thousands of individuals are affected by disappearance and enforced disappearance every year, but until now the study of this phenomenon has often been disjointed and disconnected due to academic silos.
In this podcast, Richard Kemp speaks with Bahar Baser and Élise Féron, two of the co-editors for the new
In an interview in The Paris Review in 1994, Chinua Achebe, the Nigerian novelist, quoted an African proverb: ‘Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.’ This aphorism...
Do you play AI? What constitutes good practice, and can digital tools such as artificial intelligence be compared to playing a musical instrument? Is the pianist, in fact, a cyborg – or is the AI prompter a musician?
The comparison is not metaphorical flourish; it is analytically useful. Playing AI is closer to musicianship than to the use of tools.
His fingers are...