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News media’s frame on political issues is more problematic than useful because it manipulates public opinion on important societal issues.

This article explores the significance of spoken word poetry, through a political lens, as a vehicle of identity and cultural reclamation.

In the human rights system, civil society and media always represented powerful tools but with the digital revolution their impact increased

The process of regional integration allowed for the emergence of multiple human rights systems, but can they pursue global governance?

The climate crisis prompted the emergence of methods of participatory democracy, but how effective are they really?

This article explores the political rhetoric of the Vietnam War, and the ways soldiers sought to reconstitute the reality of the conflict.

The human rights system has been plagued by its inability to guarantee enforcement but civil society has started to rise up to the challenge

This article explores how children and youth enact (geo)political agency across the world in contested and complicated ways.

This article explores the modernist disillusionment with post-war society and the bleak turn of poetry in a war traumatised society.

This paper aims to thoroughly conceptualize the idea of ‘social protest’ and its core characteristics, including the critical side of it.