The rise in vehicle ramming attacks (VRAs) is as much the product of a virus-like spread of the act due to mass media coverage and … Read more

Communicating effectively with vulnerable children and young people is not always easy. Despite practitioners and carers knowing this is an important area of their work, … Read more

A transnational strategy is no longer aspirational for scientific development, it is a pre-condition. Writes Dr Joy Zhang, Senior Lecturer in Sociology In this Think … Read more

How do you conduct ethnographic research when customs and beliefs highlight your difference and that you are there to observe? Well, you can’t take the … Read more

The first Urban Ethnography Summer School took place in Paris this July with participants coming from all over the world to immerse themselves in the … Read more

Better understanding of neurological conditions and their pathophysiological mechanisms has stressed the need for application of palliative care measures also in patients with neurological disorders. … Read more

This international multidisciplinary project is a partnership between the universities of Kent, Toronto, York, Kinshasa and Lagos and its principal objective is to explore the … Read more

The ground-breaking research and training solutions for professionals working in child protection is taken to new audiences. Writes Professor Jane Reeves, Director Centre for Child … Read more

Conference held at the University of Kent in May 2018 explores how reaching and mobilising the masses can affect the outcome of a movement. Writes … Read more

When I first began university, I had no intention of going on a year abroad. It wasn’t until I became aware of the Erasmus scheme, … Read more