The Birth of Sensory Power - Doing Things with Words, Numbers and Neurons. A CfSM & (B)OrderS Book Forum

A white van rolled through the gates of a refugee camp in mainland Greece, its driver unloading a stack of pre-packaged lunches.

Yesterday, the government introduced a new Appendix UK/European Applicant Transfer Scheme to the immigration rules and below we consider the implication of

Leading experts explore how emerging technologies are reshaping the global security landscape.

Aims Into its 8th year, the ‘Doing IPS’ PhD Seminar Series introduces graduate students to research inspired by International Political Sociology’s (IPS) commitment to challenge methodological and c...

Russian full-scale military aggression against Ukraine in 2022 entailed mass departures of people fleeing the war-torn country. The arrival of forced migrants to Poland was met by an unprecedented ...

Is the data good enough for training purposes? Does the model perform accurately enough? Is the error rate low enough? Such questions of ‘good enough’ are at ...

Border Agnotologies. Volume 30, Issue 3 of Geopolitics

Professor Claudia Aradau, a leading expert on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, will speak at a panel on AI and Society at Humanists UK Convention 2025, taking place from 13–15 June...

Sandra Harding was born in San Francisco, California, the first of five children born to Lloyd and Constance Harding. Her father's struggle to find work during the Great Depression led the family to L...

One of the world’s most influential philosophers has weighed in on the war in Gaza. A Middle East scholar tells him why he’s wrong

The Supreme Court's decision is a huge blow to the government's flagship migration policy.

A new report comes with a stark warning: “As the number of sponsored migrant workers rises every quarter, the issue of migrant labour exploitation is only likely to increase”. Work Rights Centre, ...