Join us at EBB for an evening of discussion around Claire Blencowe's *Spirits of Extraction: Christianity, Settler Colonialism and the Geology of Race*, published by Manchester university Press. The a...

As Andy Burnham’s Labour enjoys a poll boost, Britain’s right-wing press has revived claims about ministers’ "Muslim links", reopening an old political playbook

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This article examines how second-generation British Turks negotiate identity and belonging across the UK and Turkey through a Bourdieusian framework of habitus ...

PM said post shared on X was ‘disgraceful’ after Green leader apologised and said he had reposted it ‘in haste’

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The election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote were widely hailed as examples of (white) working class revolts. This article examines the populist racialisation of the working class as white and ...

This article advances debates on racial capitalism by reconceptualising it as globally connected yet regionally uneven, and as negotiated and resisted through unequal migrations. Drawing on interview...

New research demonstrates a simple, eco-friendly way to break down Teflon® – one of the world’s most durable plastics – into useful chemical building blocks.

Two women who have lived in the UK for years are now looking over their shoulder for fear of racism amid Nigel Farage’s targeting of migrants

Buildings are eco-friendly but university has been criticised over redundancies and pay freezes.

This paper investigates a gold mining project in Türkiye's Mount Ida, ancestral lands of Indigenous ethnic groups such as the Tahtacı Alevis, to expose how environmental destruction intersects with...

How children’s non-belief and non-religion are formed in everyday life

UCU launched its 'Research Staff Manifesto' as new data confirms more than six in ten (65%) university research staff are employed on fixed-term contracts, some less than a year in length.

The £3.6bn deal by Daniel Kretinsky is given the go-ahead after agreeing