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  • 22 Feb 2018

    Modern Slavery

    The following article follows a man called Stephen who had been trafficked from Hanoi, Vietnam and ended up working in a cannabis farm in the UK.

  • 21 Feb 2018

    Bradford Unemployment

    The following article examines some of the issues faced by young people in Bradford.

  • 20 Feb 2018

    The Enlightenment Now

    One potentially tricky area of sociology is the study of modernity and how this fits with the bigger picture of studying society, both in the past, the present and looking towards the future.

  • 19 Feb 2018

    Education for Refugees

    The following article examines the ability to enter education for two teenage boys in two different countries.

  • 16 Feb 2018

    British Stereotypes

    A bit of a daft video link for Friday!

  • 15 Feb 2018

    Commuting

    Millions (if not billions!) of people around the world commute to get to work.

  • 14 Feb 2018

    Getting all the Data

    The Census is collected and published every 10 years in the UK. The data gathered shows the makeup (e.g., gender, ages, ethnicity, employment figures) for a particular population.

  • 13 Feb 2018

    Votes for Women: 100 Years

    Last week saw the centenary of the vote for (some) women in the UK. The change in the law (Representation of the People Act, 1918) allowed some other groups of men to vote also.

  • 12 Feb 2018

    Marriage

    The following article is an opinion piece about marriage.

  • 9 Feb 2018

    The Opioid Crisis

    The following article focuses on the opioid crisis in Australia.

  • 8 Feb 2018

    The British Empire

    Another useful documentary series (once again from the BBC!) this time looking at the British Empire.

  • 7 Feb 2018

    Megacities

    The following video explores episode one of a documentary series originally aired on BBC One looking at megacities.

  • 6 Feb 2018

    Irish Abortion Referendum

    The following video highlights the Irish government’s decision to hold a nationwide vote into abortion rules. Significantly, the government has chosen to hold the referendum in May, when students...

  • 5 Feb 2018

    Political Views and Attractiveness

    So, apparently one’s political views are linked to a person’s attractiveness…

  • 2 Feb 2018

    Channel 4 News: Jordan Peterson

    The following video from Channel 4 News is the full interview between journalist Cathy Newman and the clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson.

  • 1 Feb 2018

    Helping Underprivileged Girls: Education

    Tim Cook the CEO of Apple and Malala Yousafzai the women’s rights campaigner are teaming up to help lead a program to get more girls into education in countries such as Lebanon, Afghanistan and...

  • 31 Jan 2018

    Land Use in Hong Kong

    As some of the world’s cities are growing ever larger, government policy makers are now tasked with devising more creative ways to maximise land use.

  • 30 Jan 2018

    Inequality Gap Widens

    The following article examines a recent report published by Oxfam to coincide with the meeting of some of the world’s richest people in Davos, Switzerland.

  • 29 Jan 2018

    Open Borders

    Should countries have open borders?

  • 26 Jan 2018

    Boom for Marine Biology Courses

    An interesting article from The Guardian about a rise in the uptake for Marine Biology courses since the BBC series Blue Planet II last year.

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