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Kent Roach
Jon-Adrian (JJ) Velazquez has recently sued New York City and its police for $100 million stemming from his wrongful murder conviction. Valazquez is best known for his role in the Oscar nominated film Sing Sing depicting how he and other prisoners had formed a theatre group in the maximum security prison where he was imprisoned […]
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Abena Takyiwaa Asamoah-Okyere
1. What makes the book particularly timely and urgent in today’s global climate conversation? Why is now a critical moment to publish this book? This book re-emphasises the fact that the climate crisis is not only a future threat but also a daily reality for many communities across the world. In recent years, I have […]
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Matteo Gatti
For much of the past decade, corporations occupied a very visible place in public life. They spoke after Charlottesville and January 6, opposed the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, intervened in immigration and voting debates, and redesigned internal policies—from reproductive healthcare to gun sales—in response to political change. In the process, the boundary between economic […]
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Nicholas Hoover Wilson, Marina Zaloznaya, Marco Garrido
Corruption is often treated as an obvious problem with an obvious explanation. Public officials, driven by self-interest, abuse their positions; to stop this behavior, we need better incentives, stricter enforcement, and stronger institutions. This way of thinking has shaped decades of research and policy, producing global rankings, reform toolkits, and a vast anti-corruption industry worth […]
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Andrew Johnstone
In 2019, Paul Manafort was sentenced to 73 months in jail for failing to register as with the United States Justice Department an agent of pro-Russian Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych. The story became headline news, given Manafort’s role in Donald Trump’s 2016 election campaign, and the subsequent investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller into potential […]
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Sarah Coogan
Nostalgia has become a defining emotion of twenty-first-century Western culture. From endless film franchise reboots, to the Eras Tour, to the 1980s world of Stranger Things, our media seems perpetually transfixed by the past. Nostalgia—the bittersweet yearning for an absent home—has a remarkable power to enchant us, for good or ill. It can, in the […]
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Kent Lehnhof
A lot of ethical programs are predicated on ideas of sameness and reciprocity. These programs urge us to imagine other people as similar to ourselves and to treat them accordingly. This is the essence of the biblical teaching to ‘Love thy neighbor as thyself’ and is the gist of the so-called Golden Rule: ‘Do unto […]
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Richard Flower
What makes someone a heretic? In the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church, heresy is ‘the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt after the reception of baptism of some truth which is to be believed by divine and Catholic faith’.[1] It is about people within the community being judged to have deviated from a core […]
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Kent Roach
Jon-Adrian (JJ) Velazquez has recently sued New York City and its police for $100 million stemming from his wrongful murder conviction. Valazquez is best known for his role in the Oscar nominated film Sing Sing depicting how he and other prisoners had formed a theatre group in the maximum security prison where he was imprisoned […]
Read More
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Abena Takyiwaa Asamoah-Okyere
1. What makes the book particularly timely and urgent in today’s global climate conversation? Why is now a critical moment to publish this book? This book re-emphasises the fact that the climate crisis is not only a future threat but also a daily reality for many communities across the world. In recent years, I have […]
Read More
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Matteo Gatti
For much of the past decade, corporations occupied a very visible place in public life. They spoke after Charlottesville and January 6, opposed the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, intervened in immigration and voting debates, and redesigned internal policies—from reproductive healthcare to gun sales—in response to political change. In the process, the boundary between economic […]
Read More
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Nicholas Hoover Wilson, Marina Zaloznaya, Marco Garrido
Corruption is often treated as an obvious problem with an obvious explanation. Public officials, driven by self-interest, abuse their positions; to stop this behavior, we need better incentives, stricter enforcement, and stronger institutions. This way of thinking has shaped decades of research and policy, producing global rankings, reform toolkits, and a vast anti-corruption industry worth […]
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Andrew Johnstone
In 2019, Paul Manafort was sentenced to 73 months in jail for failing to register as with the United States Justice Department an agent of pro-Russian Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych. The story became headline news, given Manafort’s role in Donald Trump’s 2016 election campaign, and the subsequent investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller into potential […]
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Sarah Coogan
Nostalgia has become a defining emotion of twenty-first-century Western culture. From endless film franchise reboots, to the Eras Tour, to the 1980s world of Stranger Things, our media seems perpetually transfixed by the past. Nostalgia—the bittersweet yearning for an absent home—has a remarkable power to enchant us, for good or ill. It can, in the […]
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Kent Lehnhof
A lot of ethical programs are predicated on ideas of sameness and reciprocity. These programs urge us to imagine other people as similar to ourselves and to treat them accordingly. This is the essence of the biblical teaching to ‘Love thy neighbor as thyself’ and is the gist of the so-called Golden Rule: ‘Do unto […]
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Richard Flower
What makes someone a heretic? In the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church, heresy is ‘the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt after the reception of baptism of some truth which is to be believed by divine and Catholic faith’.[1] It is about people within the community being judged to have deviated from a core […]
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