Central Asian researchers often feel like second-class participants in the global knowledge economy. Academic exchange and engagement needs to become more equitable.
Beyond Deal or No Deal lurks the ‘future relationship’, which is likely to contain a trade agreement. In terms of what that means for our NHS, environment and rights, there are three big problems…
Could a basic income finally bring an end to Australia’s paternalistic treatment of First Nations peoples? An interview with Elise Klein, an academic and activist in Australia.
Many groups defending human rights have been targeted by Brazil’s outspoken president and his followers, and the press is no exception. Español Português
What happens when the “field” is your home, your battlefield and your livelihood? This new series examines the experience of Central Asian scholars in the global knowledge economy.
We are at a turning point in history. The number of automated decision-making systems is unprecedented, and they are being deployed at high speed, but they do not guarantee equality at all. Español Português
The existing rejection and distrust of human rights among high-income Brazilians result mostly from lack of knowledge and reflection, rather than populist or radical right discourse. Español, Português
