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The Symphony of Protest: Argentina’s 2018 Abortion Bill Protests Through a Musical Perspective

Feb 20, 2022
5 min

The Symphony of Protest: Argentina’s 2018 Abortion Bill Protests Through a Musical Perspective

In the majority of Latin American countries, abortion is either illegal or only allowed in specific cases (OxResearch Daily Brief...

The Remote Working Revolution, Here to Stay?

James Duggan

Feb 18, 2022
6 min

The Remote Working Revolution, Here to Stay?

The number of people working remotely has grown exponentially over the course of the Covid Pandemic. Is this trend likely to continue?

Covid-19 Vaccine Patents And Their Obstacles

Alicia Macías Recio

Feb 14, 2022
4 min

Covid-19 Vaccine Patents And Their Obstacles

Although it used to be in the news, now nothing is heard about it. What happened to the COVID vaccine patents?

War against Women?: A Historiographical Debate

Benoit Gaume

Feb 13, 2022
9 min

War against Women?: A Historiographical Debate

This article explores the historiographical debates of the 1970s and 1990s on the role of gender during the witch-hunts.

Federica Panico

Feb 8, 2022
7 min

Latin America 101: The End of a Dream

The Bolivarian revolutions spells the end of this period in the history of Italian-Venezuelan idyll.

Transferring Native Artwork into Modernity: Bunky Echo-Hawk

Aylin Usta

Feb 5, 2022
6 min

Transferring Native Artwork into Modernity: Bunky Echo-Hawk

Bunky Echo-Hawk is an Indian fine artist that promotes the invisible side of Indians within his arts. His artworks handle the social...

Beware of Ageism, a Silent and Pervasive Discrimination

Mar Estrach

Jan 24, 2022
5 min

Beware of Ageism, a Silent and Pervasive Discrimination

Studies from international organizations, like the World Health Organization, reveal that 1 out of 2 people are ageist towards older people.

How Fatness Is Associated With Capitalism: The Fat Man in The History by Peter Carey

Aylin Usta

Jan 23, 2022
5 min

How Fatness Is Associated With Capitalism: The Fat Man in The History by Peter Carey

In his short story, The Fat Man in History, Peter Carey, who is an Australian writer, offers us an experimental environment in which six...

Global Justice: How Should It Be Designed?

Alicia Macías Recio

Jan 20, 2022
5 min

Global Justice: How Should It Be Designed?

This article will attempt to outline a possible scenario of global justice, starting from the proposals of Nancy Fraser and Thomas Pogge.

Attacking Patriarchal Norms With Art: We Keep Our Victims Ready, Karen Finley

Aylin Usta

Jan 14, 2022
5 min

Attacking Patriarchal Norms With Art: We Keep Our Victims Ready, Karen Finley

Karen Finley is an American performance artist, musician, and poet. She is known for her performance in "We Keep Our Victims Ready",...

The Disturbing Depiction of Women in Reality Dating Shows

Konstantina Manta

Dec 26, 2021
6 min

The Disturbing Depiction of Women in Reality Dating Shows

In reality shows, women are often represented as dim-witted, shallow, men-obsessed hysteric beings. It is a harmful practice of hate.

Alicia Macías Recio

Dec 15, 2021
4 min

Basic Income: What are its Advantages?

An analysis of Basic Income is carried out to see its contributions and to recognise its necessity.

The Coffee Grounds of Child Labor and Environmental Ruin

Konstantina Manta

Dec 12, 2021
6 min

The Coffee Grounds of Child Labor and Environmental Ruin

Coffee is one of the most massively produced and consumed commodities in the world but is unethically and unsustainably sourced.

Does the American Dream Exist or Is It an Illusion?

Aylin Usta

Dec 12, 2021
6 min

Does the American Dream Exist or Is It an Illusion?

The United States of America is a country where every individual has a right to ‘’pursuit of happiness’’ according to Thomas Jefferson...

Green Hydrogen: A Bet or a Challenge for Energy Consumption?

Federica Panico

Dec 7, 2021
4 min

Green Hydrogen: A Bet or a Challenge for Energy Consumption?

The most exciting prospect for alternate fuel is hydrogen. At the same time it represent of the most exciting challenges to be handled.

Latin America 101: Turned Tables for Italian Immigration

Federica Panico

Dec 1, 2021
7 min

Latin America 101: Turned Tables for Italian Immigration

Following World War I, the path to settlement in Venezuela was fraught with turbulence and the Gomecista dictatorship changed the situation.

Peter Terrence

Nov 26, 2021
4 min

The Trouble With Humor

How far should comedians push the boundaries? And should there be any limits as to what they can joke about?

Visual Literacy 101: Manipulation through Images

Alicia Macías Recio

Nov 26, 2021
7 min

Visual Literacy 101: Manipulation through Images

An analysis of how mass culture interprets and intervenes in brain plasticity modifying collective's opinions and imageries

Realism: A Rational Response to Romanticism

Pourandokht Mazaheri

Nov 23, 2021
4 min

Realism: A Rational Response to Romanticism

A person who is overly sentimental and romantic is often checked with a reminder; to be more realistic. In the 19th century, since a...

Mandatory COVID Passport Measures: A Political Analysis

Alicia Macías Recio

Nov 23, 2021
5 min

Mandatory COVID Passport Measures: A Political Analysis

Analysis of the obligation of the COVID Passport as a containment measure from two political perspectives: liberalism and communitarianism