This piece was originally published by Globe and Mail. Last week, Theresa May attended an event for International Women’s Day. Nothing surprising in that: one of the world’s few women leaders, speaking on an important topic to an audience of the Westminster great and good, including many MPs. What was surprising was she didn’t do. Presented […]
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Just a quick update from my field research in the West Bank. As I mentioned in class I’m working with a film team that are using virtual reality and immersive film as an experimental peace building tool. We did a visit to an abandoned resort on the coast of the Dead Sea yesterday to explore […]
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Tempting as it is to comment on the flurries of rumours flying around London and Brussels about what is (or, more accurately, isn’t) happening in the talks involving Geoffrey Cox, it’s probably best to hold fire until we know a bit more about it all. Indeed, whatever the outcome (again, probably not much), the UK […]
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And so we close in to the end of Article 50. Or maybe not. This month’s most significant development – in a not that hotly contested field – might be Theresa May’s concession that an extension might be possible/needed. If this comes to pass, then we might expect more substantial activity taking place, if only […]
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