Futurelearning Understanding terror in the West Chris Wilson looks at patterns emerging among the perpetrators of recent terror attacks. 19 HOURS AGO Dr Chris Wilson
Futurelearning Iti’s media journey flips old notions Tame Iti’s media image is shifting in line with changes in New Zealand society as a whole. 1 DAY AGO Dr Julie Cupples
Futurelearning Online trolls reflect our offline world ‘I felt disturbed by the fact 120 people would log in to a site in order to tell me to shut up or to support those who had said so.‘ 3 DAYS AGO Dr Emma Jean Kelly
Futurelearning NZ must prepare for increase of disabled poor We need to plan for a projected rise in demand for healthy rental housing as our disabled population grows, says Victoria University’s Dr Adele Leah. 6 DAYS AGO Dr Adele Leah
Futurelearning Our environment’s crucial economic role Bestowing personhood on a river could have profound implications for how we think about the contribution of the environment to the economy, writes Dr Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy. 6 DAYS AGO Dr Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy
Futurelearning No, the Paris Agreement wasn’t Trumped The US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement makes way for new climate leadership. 1 WEEK AGO Dr Adrian Macey
Best of the Week Early language ability begins at home Jannie van Hees examines whether there a gold standard when measuring children’s oral language ability. 1 WEEK AGO Dr Jannie van Hees
Futurelearning Proactivity needed on high-density housing While higher housing density comes with many benefits, the circumstances in NZ cities can often frustrate efforts to create it. 1 WEEK AGO Morten Gjerde
Best of the Week Short end of the stick for social work ‘NZ deserves social workers who can robustly critique policy when it fails the people we serve.‘ 1 WEEK AGO Liz Beddoe
Futurelearning Urban design: by the people, for the people Advances in technology mean the urban design process has become more democratic and interactive. 1 WEEK AGO Marc Aurel Schnabel
Futurelearning NZ must up its own climate change game NZ must start to lead on climate change policy and not be distracted by the US withdrawal from the Paris accord. 2 WEEKS AGO Dr Julie MacArthur
Futurelearning North Korea: When stereotypes trump analysis Pre-existing narratives allow us to treat North Korea as a menacing joke without thinking about the country in a nuanced way. 2 WEEKS AGO Stephen Epstein
Futurelearning Could a divided kingdom dump Theresa May? As polling day approaches, the UK is divided by a growing number of fault lines, writes John Morgan. 2 WEEKS AGO John Morgan
Futurelearning Flipping the work-care balance Jennifer Nedelsky proposes everyone works part-time, between 12 and 30 hours a week. 2 WEEKS AGO Jennifer Nedelsky
