Is Lao Tzu’s taoism the answer to our anxieties? Or is stocism the solution to calmer lives? We explore how philosophy can help during the pandemic.
Protect yourself, your university and the wider community – remember ‘Hands. Face. Space’.
“Why are firms struggling with the pandemic’s disruption still so focused on distributing profits to shareholders?”
How is Covid-19 impacting a nation still recovering from the 2015 earthquakes?
“It would be a tragedy if, post-COVID-19 crisis, the previous unjust global economic order was simply restored.”
Could the coronavirus pandemic lead to a rise in falsified medicines?
“Covid-19 campaigns across Africa respond to another key aspect of African societies: multilingualism.
“Nigeria’s situation, distinctive in many ways, is not unique.”
An economic crisis engulfing both core and periphery of the world economy.
A few ways to maintain motivation in isolation.
This article has been published in a series of languages – you can read in French, Spanish, and Italian. In the face of the COVID-19
“”Metaphors are effective. But how innocent are they?”
Covid-19 constitutes a major stress test for societies, states, and the international order.
The Covid-19 outbreak, on an unprecedented global level, has further embedded media – as news institutions, as information providers, as spaces for socialisation and as
On the 31st of March, 2007 at exactly 7.30pm; the vibrant city of Sydney in Australia dimmed down. It did not sparkle the ocean like
In January 1918, the global pandemic known as ‘Spanish flu’ began, and by its end in December 1920, well over 40 million people had died.
A cultural evening of food, music, and performances educating people about Uyghur culture.
Moral panic, fake news and the contagious spread of familiar media tropes.
