Our team members have published two blogs that you can now read open access on our website: In her brand-new blog titled ‘ Why Climate Repair must be here and now: Fieldnotes from the Yasawas ’ o...

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten Sunday issued a formal state apology to members of the Moluccan community for their decades-long mistreatment by the Netherlands after Indonesia won independence from…

In an interview with Stuart Brown, Anand Menon discusses why the Brexit referendum was a missed opportunity to change society for the better.

This essay introduces the themed cluster of articles, ‘Towards a linguistic anthropology of AI’. The advent of artificial intelligence (AI), especially in large language models capable of producing c....

For those seeking to drive progressive change, might questioning one's own assumptions be a good place to start? Campaigner Anthea Lawson explores.

Using and valuing resources is a vital component of human life. Yet as much as resources such as water, land, or fuel contribute to the flourishing of communities, they also constitute objects of cont...

French president’s use of term comes as demand grows for formal discussion on addressing legacies of enslavement

Zimbabwe is compensating European farmers. The original dispossession goes unrecognised.

Spain is addressing sexual abuse within the Catholic Church with a new reparations program. Victims like Paula Alonso-Pimentel, who was abused by a priest over 50 years ago, can now seek compensation.

The concept of ‘planetary health’ asks how human health and disease relate to the environment and to other species on a planetary scale. Cutting across scales, it allows us to think of human health an...

The World Health Organization has raised the risk of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola turning into a national outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo to "very high".

Instead of extracting critical minerals from the seafloor to fuel batteries, we could reduce, reuse, and recycle batteries we already have.

Newsletter Edition #155 [Treaty Talks] Readers, What is symphony to some, is cacophony to others. The negotiations on the Pathogen Access Benefit Sharing Mechanisms have registered intense activity...

Academics have a responsibility to speak up when misrepresented scientific work about race, sex, and gender shapes policy.

The United States government has in fact recompensed injured groups in the past. So why won’t it do it for Black Americans?

Week​ after week, year after year, members of the collective formed in 1977, during the Argentine military...

Havana may pay billions in claims tied to properties seized after the 1959 revolution — but questions remain over who qualifies and whether payments would ever materialize.

Bertrand Badré & Johanna Benesty propose ways to rethink aid, as dependence on a handful of budget-cutting donors threatens hard-won gains.

Opinion: A systematic analysis of the U.K.'s decision to slash its aid budget one year on shows that none of the original justifications for the cuts stand up to scrutiny.

This first independent population survey of mortality in the Gaza Strip shows that violent deaths have substantially exceeded official figures whereas the demographic composition of casualties aligns ...

Creators say they’re offering Africans a ‘hopeful, utopian feeling’ of retrieving objects looted by colonial armies

Data collected on UK universities’ use of social media shows academic engagement with X is at a tipping point with more institutions off the platform than on.

Mae Thompson speaks with Prof Luke Moffett, Dr Jessica Dorsey, and Chris Rogers about how artificial intelligence is already reshaping military decision making and what that means for civilian harm, a...

Kader Attia coined the famous dictum that ‘reparation is the awareness of the wound.’ Severe destruction and damages, such as those caused by violence, cultural death, natural catastrophes, or global ...

Expressions of regret have not translated into enabling return or providing reparations.

The limits of contemporary reparations discourse lie not only in its political and economic formulations but also in its grammar. The prevailing grammar of  to repair  organizes reparations ...

Exclusive: Figures said to reflect increased Russian military targeting of cities and infrastructure

The Netherlands' anti-racism chief is hopeful that the new Dutch government will discuss reparations for slavery and colonialism, years after official apologies were criticised by campaigners for fall...

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Democracy is a system of governance and a value with a widespread presence worldwide. However, anthropological literature has shown that the transition to democracy articulates practices,…

While vaccination politics are centuries old, vaccine decisions today are treated like a consumer gadget — subject to the whims of brand loyalty and user experience.

The limits of contemporary reparations discourse lie not only in its political and economic formulations but also in its grammar. The prevailing grammar of  to repair  organizes reparations ...

The limits of contemporary reparations discourse lie not only in its political and economic formulations but also in its grammar. The prevailing grammar of  to repair  organizes reparations ...

Le texte prévoit la création d’une commission pour la mémoire, l’institution d’une journée nationale d’hommage et une allocation forfaitaire pour les victimes. Entre 1962 et 1984, 2 015 mineurs ont ét...