• Mitigating loneliness and remediating solitude: pandemic narratives from the Global South 

  Deshbandhu, A; Swatantra (Routledge, 21 February 2025)

  Set in the Global South context of India, this article examines how users of digital media used their platforms and devices to mitigate loneliness and create moments of solitude during the Covid-19 pandemic. Historically, ...

• The Interdependence of Public and Private Finance in British Theatre 

  Hetherington, S (Arts Council England, 1 July 2020)

  Introduction. The Research Question. Theatre in Britain operates in a market economy with finance from both private and public sectors. Since 1945, and the founding of the Arts Council of Great Britain, increasing ...

• Are domestic war crimes trials biased? 

  Sokolić, I; Kostovicova, D; La Lova, L; et al. (SAGE Publications, 30 December 2024)

  Fairness of domestic war crimes trials matters for promoting justice and peace. Scholars have studied public perceptions of war crimes trials to assess their fairness, but little is known about whether post-conflict states ...

• Indian women rising: Tracing star and screen coordinates of the Hindi film industry post #MeToo 

  Rastogi, A (Routledge India, 23 December 2024)

  Using the case study of women film professionals’ collective Indian Women Rising and Instagram accounts of film workers, this chapter will locate the origins of the first female-lead cinema collective of the Hindi film ...

• Fat scrounger, lean times: a tale of two bodies in austerity Britain 

  Morris, A; Smith, N (Palgrave Macmillan, 23 October 2024)

  In this article we explore the relationship between media discourses of the fat/lean body and austerity politics in Britain, focusing on constructions of the fat scrounger and its counterpart, the lean citizen. Although ...

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