• Situated Civility: Anna Julia Cooper and Hannah Gadsby on Politeness and Public-Mindedness 

  Schaap, A; Tønder, L (Cambridge University Press / American Political Science Association, 2024)

  In public life, the problem of civility is often presented as a choice over whether citizens should recover social norms of civility to sustain politics in the face of polarization or else contest demands for civility to ...

• An anti-oppressive methodology for more equitable heritage work in the anthropocene: a case study of nature and Barbuda 

  le Masurier, B (Routledge, 19 October 2024)

  Legacies of inequity and boundaried thinking remain in heritage theory and practice. To create alternative approaches, I propose an anti-oppressive methodology for theoretical and practical heritage approaches. This makes ...

• Land dispossession as continuum of violence: women’s political agency in post-genocide Rwanda 

  Jin, X (Routledge, 22 October 2024)

  The article investigates how gender and class shape women’s political empowerment in post-genocide Rwanda, where access to land creates gendered networks for women to exercise their political agency in the community, market, ...

• Extinction Rebellion’s disobedient environmental citizenism 

  Hayes, G; Cammiss, S; Doherty, B; et al. (Routledge, 20 September 2024)

  We examine the public protest of Extinction Rebellion (XR) in the UK as a specific political practice. We do so through our observation of the plea hearings of activists charged with public order offences during the April ...

• Introduction: Wartime ephemera and the transmission of diverse family and community histories 

  Kempshall, C; Pennell, C (MDPI, 6 September 2024)

  This Special Issue seeks to broaden our understanding of the role of ephemera and material culture in preserving conflict experiences and memories, with particular focus on the diverse—and potentially subversive—nature of ...

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