“The power of the badge”? Interrogating sport as a vehicle for social integration of migrants in England and Hungary

Given the growing impact of right-wing, anti-immigration political actors in various geographic contexts, this research critically examines the structural conditions shaping sport-based integration...

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Israel is not 'testing' its ceasefires. It's violating them

As the Israeli military ignores deals in Gaza and Lebanon and continues its industrial-scale killing, the western media turns a blind eye

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Nauru officially changes its name to Naoero

Pacific nation is latest country to signal a shift away from its colonial past with return to its traditional name

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How Lamine Yamal became a symbol of Spain’s identity debate

The footballer’s success has reignited questions about nationality, heritage and belonging

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Repression as Aesthetic Ordering: How UK Universities Make Palestine Solidarity Illegible in a Time of Genocide | Perspectives on Politics | Cambridge Core

Repression as Aesthetic Ordering: How UK Universities Make Palestine Solidarity Illegible in a Time of Genocide

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Ron Johnston: Geography, Scholarship and Legacy

Richard Harris, David Manley and Robert Mayhew share how they developed Geography and a Geographer: Reimagining the Discipline After Ron Johnston.

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Local man grateful for the support of community | NorthernSound

Thomas Doonan from Bawnboy was diagnosed with motor neuron disease in 2020

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‘A symbol of resistance’: the fight to save treehouse built on no man’s land next to Berlin Wall

Supporters fear structure could be torn down as safety hazard and want it to become memorial to postwar foreign labourers in honour of its Turkish creator

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US government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference

State department ‘takes full responsibility’ for erroneous, widely shared chart displayed at Aids conference in Brazil

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Ron Johnston: Geography, Scholarship and Legacy

Richard Harris, David Manley and Robert Mayhew share how they developed Geography and a Geographer: Reimagining the Discipline After Ron Johnston.

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Colin Sheridan: For Mayo and its people, nothing will ever feel like this again

After 75 years of longing, Mayo's triumph was a collective exhale for the generations gone who never knew an All-Ireland victory of their own

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Higher Ed Can’t Be Neutral in an Age of Brutality. It Must Choose Democracy.

Contemporary proponents of “institutional neutrality” fail to grasp that universities have never been outside politics.

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Why the last Sunday in July was celebrated in Ireland of old

Known as Garland Sunday, Bilberry Sunday or Reek Sunday, it was a day to mark the end of Hungry July and anticipate the harvest to come

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UK devolution must extend to its authoritarian universities

Institutions whose managers are unaccountable to their staff can never be truly civic universities, says Krzysztof Nawratek

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How statistics can be twisted to push the Great Replacement conspiracy theory

Misleading maps manufacture a crisis that the data does not support.

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Does the infamous Mayo curse stand up to scrutiny?

There are many holes in the story about what is supposed to have happened during Mayo's homecoming after their 1951 All Ireland final win

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They call it an epic, but The Odyssey was a harder watch than the woeful World Cup final

I’ll give Christopher Nolan’s film this much: the wooden horse was good

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Lashes, langers, bozzers and belly bachelors: a new book decodes Cork’s local slang

Sex, drink and religion are common motifs in the ‘extraordinarily rich’ colloquial vernacular of Ireland’s second city

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