The trouble with England – why rioting in the UK has not spread to Scotland...
By Marco Antonsich, Loughborough University and Michael Skey, Loughborough University This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. The...
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Taiwan Tea: Ongoing Struggles over Food Nationalism
By Po-Yi Hung and Yu-Hsiu Lien, National Taiwan University, Taiwan Local tea in Taiwan – whether traditional high mountain oolong, or modern bubble tea – has been an icon representing Taiwan’s food...
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The power of quiet activism in troubled times
By Eimear Kelly, Queen Mary University of London Public protests are not the only way to effect change. Image credit: Flickr user Fibonacci Blue CC-By 2.0 The rise of nationalism and far-right...
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Italy: A Tale of Popular Geographic Circulation
by Benjamin Sacks Italy: designed by geography. © 2014 Wikimedia Commons. In 2002 Harvard historian David Armitage advanced his groundbreaking ‘Three Concepts of the Atlantic World’, a...
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Renaming and Rebranding Place
By Chris Post and Derek H. Alderman Terry McAuliffe, Democrat Governor of Virginia, USA, has a difficult decision to make. He has promised a change in Virginia school textbooks—to include “East Sea” as...
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