Olympics not likely to swallow up skateboarding’s subversive nature into its corporate spectacle, study says
The subversive nature of skateboarding is not likely to be affected by its continuing place in the corporate world of...
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Experts mark University of Exeter‘s new Centre for the Study of the Christian East
World-leading researchers with unique expertise in the faith, culture, history and traditions of the past and present Oriental and Eastern...
Same-sex marriage a decade on – more choice for all couples is the best legal way forward, study argues
An increasing number of places of worship are offering same-sex weddings, a decade on from same-sex marriage in England and...
New partnerships to assess migration as effective response to climate change in South Asia
The consequences of climate change on how and where people live is at the centre of new partnerships and research...
Kurdish uprisings have led to new ways for communities to claim Kurdish identity, study shows
Kurdish uprisings have become a way for people to assert their identity and challenge their historical and structural erasure in...
Post Office Horizon scandal should lead to urgent consideration of how court system deals with litigants in person, study says
The Post Office Horizon scandal is an example of how the legal profession and the courts need to properly consider...
Two thirds of voters think more women should be elected as MPs, new survey shows
Two thirds of voters think more women should be elected as MPs, a new survey shows. The study shows people...
Quantum computing will radically alter the application of copyright law, study says
Quantum computing will radically transform the application of the law – challenging long-held notions of copyright, a new study says....
Collapse of Russian state entails risk of uncontrollable humanitarian disaster, study warns
A possible collapse in the Russian state may lead to an “unimaginable humanitarian disaster”, resulting from a free-for-all, with Russians...