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The WHO case - how financial engineering can help deliver a global healthcare system that is preventative, collective and inclusive.

Alternative financial engineering to fund our health – The WHO Case

Dr Milia Tzoutzou studies how cartoon characters interact with their food and how they judge each other based on their physical appearance.

Food consumption, gender, and body types in children’s animations

Dr Peter C Hill and a team of colleagues challenge the idea that people who hold strong religious beliefs are not intellectually humble.

Can deeply religious people be intellectually humble?

Tony Marshall of Diverse Horizons Inc., aims to build global facilities for educational, entrepreneurial, and intercultural collaboration.

Diverse Horizons: Investing globally in social and environmental sustainability

Criminology on Trump, is an analysis of Trump’s rise to power and alleged crimes of sexual assault, tax evasion and more.

Criminology on Trump: America’s outlaw and racketeer-in-chief

Professor Robert Stebbins researches leisure and hobbies, and looks at ways for society to facilitate pursuing optimal lifestyles.

What constitutes optimal leisure?

Dr Jen Neitzel discusses Critical Race Theory and the past, present, and possible future of media discussions around racism in America.

Understanding Critical Race Theory and Anti-Racism

A conversation with Professor Matt Fox about social media , podcasts, Twitter and the role of communication in science and research.

Will podcasts and social media replace academic publishing?

protest placards at a climate demonstration Prof Mitchell argues the climate strikes represent a human rights-based phenomenon that emphasises millions of young women in leadership.

Child rights and the climate strike movement

outlines of a crowd superimposed over a red colour outline of St peters square in moscow, russia

Is Russia fascist? Unraveling propaganda East and West

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