EXPs in Society & Gender

A brief history of reproduction

How a city holds memory and ethical depth

Understanding our cities to understand ourselves

AI, ethics and medicine

Assisted dying: ethical and legal implications

Regulating fertility treatment and surrogacy

Social rights in Europe

The socio-economic rights of children

Children and democracy

Black radicalism and the “post-race” society

Race and the global economy

How to understand racism

Why investing in care is crucial

Raising the quality of care: an economic analysis

Feminist economics and the true cost of gender bias

The relation between people, power and place

Foucault and "the History of Sexuality"

Male hysteria and feminism

Psychoanalysis and the Feminist Revolution

Feminism: "The Longest Revolution"

Ecology, nature and the 21st century architect

Transforming cities through landscape architecture

Gender violence and equality in modern India

How violence became quintessential to the idea of the Modern State

Why the history of feminism has blind spots

The Enlightenment and early modern feminism

Living on the Russia–China border

The contribution of the anthropologist

Understanding other people’s worlds

The benefits and dangers of free speech

How protest movements change the world

The enduring evil of torture

Migrant Trauma, City Walkers

Trauma and the Challenge to Western Therapeutic Paradigms

The unseen poverty in our cities

Lady Chatterley, woman and sexuality

Renewing democracy by restoring free tuition

The real cost and value of higher education

How financial markets drive our cultural, social and political lives

Planning ahead for a decisive century

Ecocide: a fifth international crime?

Closing the book on colonisation

The Nuremberg moment and the birth of international law

Automation: replacement or enabler of workers?

Gender bias in data and technology

Technology: the great accelerator or saviour of time?

Psychiatry, awareness and stigma in today's society

The importance of communication in treating trauma

COVID and the true cost of mental health crises

Bridging the gender pay gap in medicine and healthcare

Tackling embedded gender bias in medicine

Religious nationalism in the United States

Inherent misunderstandings about religion and violence

The relationship between religion and politics

Touch: the most powerful of our senses

A brief history of Iconoclasm

Colonialism and racism in, and through psychoanalysis

How we learnt to take trauma seriously

Psychoanalysis in politics, a history of conservatism and neutrality

Freedom of speech and freedom to disagree in school and beyond

Critical feeling and the limits of critical thinking

Practical virtue : from classroom to life

Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex"

Sartre, Beauvoir and existentialism

The system of international law and the risks of impunity

Reconfiguring the law to provide justice for women

The threats to media freedom

Making the powerful answerable to law

Using the internet at the margins of the world

Simone Weil and the relationship between action and thought

Eleanor Marx and women today

Building public trust in science

Protecting the public sphere and restoring democratic citizenship

The "fourth industrial revolution"

Loneliness, disability and social justice

Pandemic lives and what it reveals about meaning

How we distribute risk within society

Creativity in the virtual classroom

Our data should be ours

Love, coupledom and infidelity

Sexual paranoia and the rise of governance feminism

The art of transgression

Health inequalities and social justice

Why ethics matter for health

Literature and the law

Human rights seen through literature

Immigration, religion and the return of the British Empire

Shaping sustainable cities

Unfinished cities and their ever-changing DNA

How cities are changing

The uses and implications of DNA technology

Thinking about fashion sustainably

What our clothes say about us

Philosophy, fashion and ethics

How to take account of wellbeing in our policy-making decisions

Blue and green technologies

Living onlife: how the boundaries between the online and offline blur

New ethics to understand and regulate digital technologies

The history of thinking about wellbeing

China-US Relationship?

China's growing influence in the Asia-Pacific region

China's role in the United Nations and its increasing soft power

Preparing for the impossible: Hannah Arendt's legacy

Civil disobedience as a form of emergency politics

Hidden persuasion: from advertising to politics

The crowd and group psychology

Why wars happen

The First World War: the first total war

A brief history of war

What human rights missed: the larger agenda

The legacy of 1989 for Eastern Europe and the European Union

American capitalism and slavery

Dismantling the myth of educating for future jobs

What is a good education?

Democracy and the desire for more education

Being, choosing and recognising transformational leaders

The anthropologist: acknowledging suffering and redressing the loss

How the Inuit mapped their lives and reclaimed their land

The psychological drivers of terrorism, radicalisation and fundamentalism

The Other: the uncomfortable story of the imperial project

The Resolution of Intractable Conflict

Resisting fake news

The consequences of fake news

The reasons we fall for fake news

Sex differences, diversity and equality

The economics of education and the reform of our education systems

Why we should invest in education and how to measure the return

A new conversation about the legacy of slavery

The intertwining of religion, economics and politics in India

The comforts and conflicts of participating in religious communities

Giving refugees a choice

How economists can help change inequalities in public policy

The exploitation of the body

Body distress or troubled bodies

What is happening to our bodies?

Autism: a different way of processing the world

Why are special talents more common in autism?

Making education more accessible

How technological advances can improve education

How the concept of autism has changed

The revival of Darwinism

New ways to learn and teach

Restoring trust in science

Bridging science and policy

How to be trustworthy about data

Will we ever believe in climate change?

How alternative facts are undermining democracy

Misinformation in the midst of a pandemic

Why statistics is an art

Conspiracy theories: from Nazi Germany to today

Nazi exterminism and the Holocaust

What stress is and how we respond to it

Managing the economy in unprecedented times.

The resurgence of fascism: memory as a warning

Post-war ideals and the political aftermath of World War II

Was Hiroshima a war crime?

What the Ancient Greeks tell us about sexuality

Giving a voice to children

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

The right of asylum

The status of citizens and the right to nationality

Managing energy transitions: the need for diversity

How climate change affects people

Being a climate scientist

Helping and being helped: fear and desire

A net zero future

Thinking beyond GDP to the measurement of happiness

The state of unpreparedness

70 million refugees and the ethical core of citizenship

The limits of global freedom: where is home in today's world?

The information war and the digital "Trojan Horse"

Navigating information overload

Experiences of the feminist past to resist sexism and patriarchy

Feminisms and the grounds of division

The origins of feminism: why and how women demanded change

Why love is more difficult to experience

Neuroscience and the understanding of our sense of consciousness

Sexual violence, feminist thinking and the fight for political change

Women's leadership, political movements and minority rights

A history of global feminisms

The impact of free-flowing capital on democracy

Feminist mobilisation and political discontent

Feminist activism across the generations

Recent struggles and a new generation of feminists

The medicalisation of happiness

Emotions: good, bad and maddening

A brief history of extreme emotions in the West

Being a scientist: journey into the unknown

Women and the mind doctors

Malaria, the invisible disease

The Gaia hypothesis and Gaia 2.0

Justice after a genocide

Democracy in the age of social media