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Hygge and Happiness: Social Justice and the Danes
As I am sure most are aware from the flooded bookshelves of your local bookshop, ‘Hygge’ is the newest phenomena replacing the cold empty space
Exploring Change – a review of How Change Happens by Duncan Green
Duncan Green’s How Change Happens (Oxford University Press 2016) is an excellent resource for a variety of conceptual and practical reasons. It is also a
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It is impossible to ignore or turn off from these events
Wow! What a year it’s been so far, and judging by the daily news feeds across mainstream and social media – ‘it ‘ain’t over, not
Songs of protest: The Man Don’t Give a F…
So, we were having the usual chats over lunch in the office and the subject of music came up – more specifically protest songs. There’s
Peadar King Afghanistan diaries: production notes from What in the World? series – part 2
This three part blog series documents an 8 day excursion in Afghanistan during the creation of a ‘What in the World?’ documentary. Established in
Peadar King Afghanistan diaries: production notes from What in the World? series – part 1
This three part blog series documents an 8 day excursion in Afghanistan during the creation of a ‘What in the World?’ documentary. Established in
Solidarity actions with refugee children in Europe – an update
Back in May of this year I wrote a blog about the 10,000 unaccompanied child refugees who have disappeared since reaching Europe, travelling without the
5 resources for International Day of the Girl Child
It is International Day of the Girl Child, and with 1.1 billion girls in the world it most certainly is an important topic. The theme
Heavy lifting: women and water
As ever, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that the MDG Goal to increase the population with access to safe drinking