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To understand the South Sudan crisis, we must look at the role of politics, not identity
Focusing on racial, religious and ethnic differences is the easiest but least satisfactory way to look at decades of conflict, writes Dr Christopher Vaughan
18/12/17 -
Trump's Britain First retweets challenge us to fight his fake news habit
The world's loudest hater of 'fake news' is also a brazen peddler of insidious misinformation, writes PhD Candidate in Law Paul Thomas John French
01/12/17 -
Trafficked to grow cannabis: Vietnamese migrants are being exploited in Britain
Lucrative cannabis plantations have been a magnet for illegal migrants, writes Dr Daniel Silverstone from the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies
12/09/17 -
Revealed: the latest drug use figures and what they tell us about changing habits
Anabolic steroids and nitrous oxide are on the up and up
27/07/17 -
New Home Office drug strategy, same old rhetoric
A lot has changed since the last Home Office drug strategy - except their ability to ignore the advice of experts, writes LJMU's Harry Sumnall and Ian Hamilton from the University of York
18/07/17 -
Manchester attack: as bombs return, what can be done to make venues safer?
The Manchester Arena attack has sent shock waves around the world, and again raised questions about safety in public places, writes David Lowe
24/05/17 -
Putting humanity before profit
Former trader Kweku Adoboli accepted responsibility for $2.3bn losses at UBS, and now advocates for systemic change to the financial system
14/03/17 -
Debating 21st-century digital media and democracy
Dr Alison Lui on this year's School of Law student debating competition at London's historic Inner Temple, and how the partnership benefits staff and students alike
15/02/17 -
Where did the idea of an 'Islamic bomb' come from?
A useful avatar for threats both real and perceived, the notion of a pan-Islamic nuclear weapon has little to do with reality, writes Dr Malcolm Craig
09/02/17 -
Jo Cox murder reminds us that terrorism comes in many forms
Islamist group activities have shaped the way we view terrorism, but we forget that far-right groups commit terrorist acts too, writes Lecturer in Law Dr David Lowe
25/11/16
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