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Locked in the amygdala? Discover how modern homeless services enforce bureaucratic subjugation and the biopolitical enclosure of the charity state.
The Green Party faces a calculated campaign: a modular, multi-litigant project to displace inclusive policy and dismantle human rights.
The Bernat Klein studio: from modernist sanctuary to a site of defensive isolation. A clinical look at the architecture of neglect.
Leonie analyses the dynamics of belonging in the Scottish Borders, mapping the overlaps between micro-local patriotism and exclusionary nationalism to demonstrate how local heritage unintentionally codifies birthright privilege.
Reflecting on the distinct challenges faced during a twenty-two-month residency in Ancrum, Léonie deconstructs the idyllic rural facade to reveal a 'Potemkin village'—an illusion of community that profoundly influenced her lived experience
Gender-critical groups co-opt Suffragette green and purple as "dog whistles" for trans-exclusion. Sparked by legal cases like Forstater, a "solitary call" triggers orchestrated digital dog-piling. Thousands of hostile posts weaponise algorithms to incite anxiety and scapegoat a minority.