Online Public Shaming (OPS) is a form of norm enforcement that involves collectively
imposing reputational costs on a person for having a certain kind of moral character. OPS …

Aims: There are a growing number of organisations working to address the connections
between climate change and health. This article introduces the concept of 'theories of …

The Coronavirus crisis has massively aggravated the existing systemic risks facing the
international order. Prior to the crisis a powerful global tendency towards authoritarian …

I offer a conceptual framework for assessing the normative legitimacy of coercive
disobedience—involving threats, disruption, force, and deceit—by social movements. A …

Despite a resurgence in the use of occupations as a political tactic in the UK, there is little
agreement on how they contribute to the realisation of a movement's goals. Drawing on the …

Self-harm within immigration detention centres has been a widely documented
phenomenon, occurring at far higher rates than the wider community. Evidence suggests …

“This is the first time we are seeing… a conversation about defunding, and some people
having a conversation about abolishing the police and prison state. This must be what it felt …

The republican tradition in political theory offers a distinct approach to thinking about rights
that addresses long-standing objections to the depoliticising logic of the discourse through …

Aside from the case of refugees under international law, are non-citizen outsiders morally
justified in unlawfully entering another state? Recent answers to this question, based on a …

Resistance is a concept understudied in the context of health and healthcare. This is in part
because visible forms of social protest are sometimes understood as incongruent with …