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The Center Does Not Hold: The Supply & Demand of the New Right’s Success

May 4, 2017 by Martin Neise, Populism No Comment 2 Views

The year 2016 experienced unheard of electoral turbulence. While many thought that Brexit would mark the political event to be remembered for a generation, ‘The Donald’ put paid to that. These processes haveRead More

Rural Regeneration by Connecting Bigger Social Solutions

September 28, 2016 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Project reports, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 4 Views

  Complex social issues are often more easily resolved when they are connected up with other societal problems. Habitual approaches to thinking and problem solving, as well as the ways we have dividedRead More

For My Next Trick I Shall Eliminate Child Poverty

August 23, 2015 by Sarah Coughlan, Uncategorized 2 Comments 4 Views

The intersection between social science and real life can often seem – even for those on the inside – vague, abstract and frankly unlikely a lot of the time. That is until aRead More

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