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Child poverty: one pathway to adult depression
July 15 2015Professor Antonia Bifulco and Research Fellow Ruth Spence share findings on how child poverty leads to higher incidence of emotional issues in later life
On avoidance and denial
July 09 2015Research Fellow Roger Kline comments on findings of bullying and harassment in the NHS, and reveals a lack of action being taken to combat unfair pressure on staff
A fresh perspective on writing about art
July 08 2015Professor of Architectural History and Theory Dana Arnold says it’s time to change the way we write about art and make art theory accessible to all
Is online violence towards women being ignored?
July 06 2015Amid rising rates of violence against women, PhD candidate Ellouise Long considers the impact of online abuse
Social media and youth political engagement
July 01 2015Dr Rodolfo Leyva examines the impact of social media on the political engagement of today’s youth
A case for the Living Wage
June 22 2015Dr Andrea Werner explores the challenges facing companies adopting the Living Wage, and explains why it’s so important
The privatisation of mental health
June 19 2015Dr Elizabeth Cotton examines why mental health workers are among the most stressed employees in society
Mediterranean rescue and European reform
June 17 2015Professor Brad Blitz gives an account of the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean and calls for a review of the Dublin System
NEET study reveals poor school engagement
June 16 2015Research Assistant Neil Kaye asks how society can help young people who are not in education employment or training
Double divorce case challenges the law
June 11 2015Dr Amanda Loumansky gives her account of the divorce case of Sharland vs Sharland and asks what it means for divorce law in the UK