Features

Homophobes - What are you actually afraid of?

Written by Izzy John | 17 May 2012
Posted in Features - News

Izzy John argues that the source of anti-LGBT discrimination may not be fear, but the desire to inspire fear.

The third candidate: Joan of Arc and the French election

Written by David Lees | 03 May 2012
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David Lees analyses whether Marine Le Pen will live to regret her decision to cast a blank vote in the second round of the French elections.

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Interview: Andy Stanford-Clark

Written by Josh Cooke | 25 April 2012
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Josh Cooke speaks to IBM’s Master Inventor, Andy Stanford-Clark about his role at IBM and how his house tweets.

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France 2012: The Road to Élysée

Written by Siraj Datoo - Editor | 21 April 2012
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As the first round of the French presidential election begins, TSJ’s Editor, Siraj Datoo, provides a handy primer on the campaign so far.

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China’s National People’s Congress and Leadership Transition

Written by Michael Allen | 17 April 2012
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Michael Allen interviews a number of academics with an aim of better understanding this year’s National People’s Congress in China.

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The Art of Interviewing

Written by Jon Vale | 11 April 2012
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In the age of Paxman and ‘gotcha journalism’, Jon Vale says we should reconsider what constitutes effective interviewing.

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Interview with Cath Elliott and Kate Smurthwaite

Written by Sarah Graham | 05 April 2012
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Sarah Graham interviews feminists Cath Elliott and Kate Smurthwaite on the representation of women in public life.

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Charities like CRASAC demonstrate why International Women’s Day is still so necessary

Written by Sarah Graham | 19 March 2012
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Sarah Graham uses the examples of CRASAC and Mumsnet's #WeBelieveYou campaign to highlight why International Women's Day is so important.

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TEDxWarwick 2012: Solutions to world problems, 18 minutes at a time

Written by Chris Weatherspoon | 06 March 2012
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Chris Weatherspoon looks forward to this Saturday's TEDxWarwick event. With the event welcoming speakers such as Heather Brooke, Koen Olthius and Simon Moss (to name a few), it's no question why they're sold out.

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China Stargazing

Written by Michael Allen | 04 March 2012
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Michael Allen speaks to Shaun Breslin, Associate Fellow of the Asia Programme at Chatham House about China’s plan to put a man on the moon.

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Uni Lad set to return

Written by Sarah Graham | 02 March 2012
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Update: the Uni Lads have returned. Sarah Graham reflects on February’s Uni Lad controversy and examines the need to tackle rape humour on university campuses.

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We are the 22%

Written by Eden Kulig | 29 February 2012
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Eden Kulig reflects on what is a very important topic following an event at the university of Warwick: why are women so underrepresented in journalism?