The free speech wars

The free speech warsThis book is a timely intervention into the apparently growing culture wars around free speech as a political and social issue. These debates take form on university campuses, social media, mainstream press and elsewhere. The book will focus on the weaponisation of the concept in these areas, as well as providing a strong historical and comparative context.

through the frame of a counterculture in conflict with mainstream Muslim society

Challenging conventional wisdom about specialization and professional identity

Aiming to help friends

Revealing defining patterns within recent Irish cinema

This book marks an important new intervention into a vibrant area of scholarship

indigenous and diasporic communities and Afro-Brazilian identity

wartime public relations and information warfare

exploring how the experience economy displaced Who’s public-service potential until lockdown restored it

creating a queer politics of the present

Hawai’i is one of the most ethnically and racially diverse places in the world due to its central location in the Pacific

which includes multiple poems by Pushkin and many of Boratynsky's contemporaries

This book traces the convergence between anarchism