Africa’s Energy Transition
Ben Hinchcliffe explores why Africa needs an energy transition and how it can be done. Continue reading Africa’s Energy Transition
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Gentrification: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The refurbishment of downtrodden neighbourhoods may seem an obvious good, but gentrification’s beneficial aspects may force out the very people it is intended to help. Continue reading Gentrification: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
China Abroad: The Chinese Diaspora
China’s diaspora has ancient origins, and in recent years it has increased in size, influence and importance, both at home and abroad. Continue reading China Abroad: The Chinese Diaspora
The Geography of Sikhism
Sikhism originated on the Indian subcontinent, but it has taken on global significance. Continue reading The Geography of Sikhism
Exploitative Land Acquisition in Africa
Sales of cheap land in African LDCs ought to, and can, benefit all, but too often the impact on local communities is overlooked. Continue reading Exploitative Land Acquisition in Africa
Karen Refugees
The Karen ethnic minority have experienced persecution in Myanmar since the outbreak of war 70 years ago. Sebastian Corso explains the background, and some potential solutions. Continue reading Karen Refugees
History and Climate Change: The Optimistic Perspective
August Courtauld argues that humanity has adapted to new circumstances in the past, and so can adapt to the future challenges of climate change too. Continue reading History and Climate Change: The Optimistic Perspective
History and Climate Change: The Pessimistic Perspective
Max Hitchin argues that history tells us humanity is most likely to fail to adapt to climate change. Continue reading History and Climate Change: The Pessimistic Perspective
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