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What is Peace Journalism?
by Jake Lynch
Can journalism help solve conflicts and encourage peace? Jake Lynch, Director of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney and former BBC journalist, makes a compelling argument that conflict journalism has to be rethought - and rebranded - as peace journalism. more...
Why Our Generation Might Be Doomed, And What We Can Do About It
by Victor Andreas Lund Shammas
Our generation has been the subject of innumerable articles and books. What do these trendwatchers tell us about ourselves and our future? Victor Shammas navigates through these impressions and delivers an inspiring call to arms to do what’s right while we still can. more...
The Coming Crisis of Overpopulation
by Katharine Tengtio
The world population is increasing at an alarming rate, especially in developing countries. Katharine Tengtio looks into why this is and what can be done to improve the situation. more...
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The Importance of an Open Mind
by Caroline Hargreaves
Many of the problems of the world have to do with perspective. This article examines the consequences of having a closed mind and advocates the open mind, not only as a sense of experience, but as a solution to international conflicts and crises. more...
The New-Age Voyeurs
by Maria Carneiro
Art has become much more accessible in the last few decades. Maria Carneiro thinks about what this means for our experience and appreciation of art. What is the role of the spectator and how has this changed? more...
The Healing Light
by Stuart Sweenie
One of the major health problems of today is cancer. This article examines a new and promising method to treating cancer being developed in St Andrews and Dundee in Scotland. more...