Special Issue Principale

  • Gennaio 25, 2023

    Let’s Start...

    ust as preferred gender pronouns are intended to promote equity and inclusion for transgender and genderqueer people, we should also think of our migration vocabulary as a way to dignify people from diverse backgrounds on the move and to de-colonize our knowledge.

  • Gennaio 3, 2022

    Queuing by...

    Institutional racism starts even before the complex bureaucratic processes of inclusion and exclusion that immigrants encounter.

  • Marzo 10, 2021

    The future...

    We argue for an understanding of the different challenges involved in conceptualising emerging labour realities, politically organising unwaged workers, regulating new forms of employment and thinking more holistically about working lives.

  • Novembre 28, 2019

    Is there...

    We should focus on questions regarding the democratic legitimacy and social benefit of these programs, to make sure they are well regulated and serve the public interest.

  • Aprile 29, 2019

    SDG3 has...

    After all, the targets in SDG3 would carry greater weight, if patients didn’t have to rely on doctors or healthcare providers who are regulated by informal relationships guided by friendship or family or second opinions.  The need for better health care compliance is a pressing and growing need.

  • Marzo 30, 2019

    Everyday mobility:...

    Mobility involves much more than the simple movement from one point to another: it is the tool through which we build our everyday world.

  • Febbraio 10, 2019

    What will...

    How is climate change impacting coral reefs, and is the outlook for reefs significantly better if we achieve the targets set by the Paris Agreement?

  • Luglio 30, 2018

    Challenges and...

    With the shift from humanitarian-relief towards a more cooperative and empowerment-based development regime, refugees are also urged to be integrated into their host society.