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Making sense of climate change in the digital age

Essay discussing making sense of climate change in a digital world where new communication technologies are prevalent.

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An obtuse triangle: the nexus between digital skills, soft power and climate change mitigation in Georgia

Essay discussing climate change mitigation, soft power and digital skills in the context of Georgia.

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Cities and everyday ‘endotic’ cultural relations

Essay discussing cultural relations as a fluid experience within cities.

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Arts, Culture and Development – The Tricky Balancing Act

A new thought piece written by The Change Collective to explore the links between UK arts and international development from a practitioner’s point of view.

Crossing Points: UK-Australia / New Zealand / Pacific

Essay collection: islands in the stream – the UK’s relations with Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific region explored.

Exploring the Public Realm: How can artistic and cultural participation affect individual and collective experience in the public realm and the city?

Research series: Diba Salem looks at Dubai, its architecture and what is ‘public’ in the middle east.

Exploring the Public Realm: A teenage takeover of libraries

September 2018: This essay explores libraries and youth takeovers in three cities in the North of the UK, with youth challenging who owns ‘public’ – if interior – space.

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Exploring the Public Realm: My House is Your House - How Music Venues Enrich Life in a City Where Strangers Meet

September 2018: Dave Haslam examines how music venues provide spaces for new encounters.

Reflections on building inclusive and sustainable peace

September 2018: This collection of essays captures the discussions, reflections and recommendations from the 2018 Peace and Beyond Conference in Belfast.

Exploring the Public Realm: In the city, everyone is an artist

September 2018: Shriya Malhotra writes about working with collective Partizaning in Moscow and the differences between being a public artist and an activist in Moscow and Delhi.

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