In the piece, titled “How a verdict against Greenpeace threatens climate activism” and published on 2 March 2026, Specht analyses a US$345 million judgment handed down in North Dakota against […]
In a series of lectures in New York, Prof. Miriyam Aouragh discussed digital infrastructures, political conflict, higher education, and solidarity. At New York University on November 18th, Prof. Aouragh […]
Anastasia Kavada has written for the ECPR’s Political Science Blog, The Loop, about the concept of ‘project democracy’. In the article Kavada notes how the concept of project democracy […]
Anastasia Kavada has contributed to TNI’s State of Power 2023 report. The report which explores how Big Tech has concentrated vast economic power with the collusion of states, examines […]
The British Broadcasting Challenge, who count among their members Prof. Jean Seaton and Prof. Steven Barnett, have written to William Shawcross CVO, the Commissioner for Public Appointments, expressing their […]
With the globally increasing use of social media such as Twitter, Facebook, and Weibo, the public sphere has expanded into the digital space. In the context of the corona-crisis […]
On Thursday 7th May, Anastasia Kavada joined an expert panel on digital activism to discuss what forms activism might take during a pandemic. The webinar (a recording of which […]
Michaela O’Brien, Head of the Westminster School of Media and Communication and co-course leader on MA Media, Campaigning and Social Change, was recently interviewed by Ana Adi on the […]
“Issues management models may omit non-profit organizations, or feature them primarily as creating risks or issues for ‘legitimate’ (business) organizations” writes Michaela O’Brien in her chapter in the newly […]
In an article published for the i newspaper, which discusses social media strategies used by environmental campaigners to capture the attention of wider audiences, Dr Anastasia Kavada, Senior Lecturer […]