The historical trajectories of three crises have converged in the 2020s: COVID-19 pandemic, rising inequality and climate crisis. Global health as an organising logic is being transformed by pandemic. We point to emerging consensus that triple threats global heating, zoonoses worsening, often racialised inequalities, will need be met models cooperation, equitable partnership accountability do n...

How does exposure to conflict events shape social trust? Research in political psychology predicts that exacerbates group divisions, enhancing ingroup solidarities while simultaneously reducing outgroup trust. Experimental research has found support for these predictions, and yet measuring the impact of on trust beyond laboratory is difficult. For example, questions about lasting salience exper...

In this article, we foreground how gender, class and feminism underpin the aims modes of mobilization food politics a British first wave suffragette organization, East London Federation Suffragettes. Our discussion shows upper middle-class suffragettes excluded working-class women marginalized their political gendered classed interests, raising questions about feminist cross-class solidarities ...

This paper investigates the mediated narratives and identity construction of a reading club female workers in call centers multinational corporations Dalian China, where discourse an empowering ‘female force' has been popularized scrutinized on Chinese social media. These professional manage construct their emerging middle-class identities through embodied experiences discourses fostered by Eng...

This article analyses how, through adopting responsibility for their co-workers’ livelihoods, workplace-based unionists shaped Zambian mining capitalism. I argue that union branch executives learnt they could best assist co-workers through offering them financial services and co-operation with company HR. During wage negotiations, unionists drew strength from this understanding, encouraging the...

Learning from the pedagogical potentials of Southern city-making practices is imperative to foster emancipatory urban learning settings. However, ways in which spaces beyond professional settings operate and how urbanism constitute new critical pedagogies are poorly understood. We draw on research about ‘slum upgrading’ city Medellín (Colombia), a benchmark dealing tandem with informality viole...

This article examines the role of a politics diversity in local strategies to respond economic and demographic stagnation regional Australia. In context market-driven migration agenda, councils increasingly ‘compete’ as desirable places for mobile populations settle by evoking multicultural imaginary. Internationally, there has been some suggestion that devolving power level can help resolve so...

Written as a diary and set in 1976, Pauline Vaeluaga Smith's Young Adult novel Dawn Raid (2018) is grounded the voice of thirteen-year-old Sāmoan-Pākehā protagonist Sofia, she documents her life, including experience New Zealand government's immigration raids on Pasifika Indigenous peoples. The challenges colonial forgetting dawn it speaks to youthful audience, highlighting ongoing injustices s...