Soundings: A journal of politics and culture - Issue contents for Volume 2025 Issue 90 (2025)

The Moralizing Corporation - The Rise and Fall of Corporate Carewashing; This interdisciplinary edited collection interrogates both the deceptions of contemporary corporate ‘carewashing’ and attacks o...

The Green Party continued their rout of east London Labour councils as they took both the Mayoralty and control of Lewisham council, ending decades of Labour dominance.

TikTok video by MA Pol Comms at Goldsmiths

Local to global. Student journalism at Goldsmiths, University of London. Click to read The Gold Standard, a Substack publication. Launched a year ago.

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Experts unpack AI and new tech in crises, the fallback on “techno-utopian” solutions, and the risk of “techno-colonialism” and why it matters.

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The Graduate School is pleased to announce the call for two fully-funded Migrant Futures Doctoral Studentships

Part of the Multi-disciplinary Gender Research Seminar Series.

Abstract With over 300 million people in need of humanitarian assistance and with emergencies and climate disasters becoming more common, AI and data are being

MA Journalism students Meena Iyer and Finola Clarke talk to members of a grassroots movement in Lewisham

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BA Journalism Year 1 student Willow Abbate-Thompson reports

BA Journalism Year 1 student Ayesha Manzoor-Karimuddin reports

A panel discussion about the book 'Technocolonialism: when technology for good is harmful' with Helen Kennedy, Jo Littler, Mirca Madianou, Andrea Medrado and Nirmal Puwar.

Elise Rothera reports, just weeks after she started the BA Journalism degree

Performing intelligence has come into Vogue amidst declining literacy rates and concerns about the impact of AI.

A talk by Mark Curtis, founder of Declassified UK and Visiting Fellow in Goldsmiths' School of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies (MCCS).

The Migrant Futures Institute is delighted to host Professor Dan Hicks to talk about his latest book, Every Monument Will Fall: a story of remembering and forgetting.

Reimagining Digital ID, a new exhibition supported by Goldsmiths’ Migrant Futures Institute (MFI) showcases the artwork of Karen refugees living in camps along the Thailand–Myanmar border.

A one-day symposium on Digital ID in Global South, refugee and UK contexts, including exhibition launch of drawings by Karen refugees at the Thai-Myanmar border