Summer is right around the corner, and with it come …
A Voice That Matters – Overcoming Youth Apathy in EU Elections
Opinion
Independent Women and Lonely Men – A Feminist Trade-Off?
According to voices in the right-wing Norwegian Progress Party (FrP), …
The Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Bolstering Regional Cooperation in the Face of Chinese Encroachment
The constantly evolving security environment in the Indo-Pacific Region is …
How to (not) convince a climate skeptic
Looking back at the summer of 2023 will probably have …
Rare earths in the north of Sweden: time to redress modernity?
Dominique Keizer delves into the true implications of Sweden’s rare earth discovery and its impact on indigenous communities.
Petroleum, a Blessing or a Curse?
From our “Energy”-Magazine: Is a solid economy correlated with a strong democracy? According to the classic theory of political science, it is true but the reality in some oil-exporter countries is different. Moltas Karlsson investigated this issue and asks: is petroleum a blessing or a course?
Sustainable Development: Can Capitalism Adapt?
Is capitalism ready to adapt to a sustainable future? Staff Writer Natalia Olsson Orio explores the challenges that the linear model of capitalism faces when it comes to incorporating the value of ecosystem services and the costs of environmental damage.
The U.S.: The land of the (free) cis and hetero?
The US has seen a surge in anti-LGBTQ+ policies. Staff Writer Anita Kaksrud talked to a protest organizer from the USA and explores the impact of these policies on the drag and queer community.
Media coverage of athletes’ sex crimes: how does it affect our perception of sexual assault?
Guest Writer Aina Bermúdez Vila explores the impact of media coverage on public perception of sexual assault in cases involving elite athletes. What is the public perception of sex offenders? And what role does the media play in shaping the view of the public?