COP24: Being a fly on the wall at the United Nations Climate Change Conference
Are we getting closer to saving the world from climate change? As a postgraduate student at LSE studying Environment and…
The Right-Wing Student Group That Is Falling Apart Before It Has Begun
Images: Twitter @TPointUK The Right-Wing Student Group That Is Falling Apart Before It Has Begun Turning Point UK has barely…
Making sense of the crisis in Venezuela
The Beaver discusses the state of the current situation in Venezuela with Asa Cusack, Managing Editor of the LSE Latin…
Trump, and the Aftermath: A Divided America
Ever since Trump’s election as President in 2016, his reign of misinformation and populism has seemed to go unchecked. The…
FT’s Sebastian Payne Discusses Digital Media and the ‘Pugnacious’ British Press
In the second part of our interview with Financial Times political writer and digital comment editor Sebastian Payne, we focused…
‘Too West Wing for The Thick of It’: Why Young American activism keeps failing in Britain
After the recent false-start of Turning Point UK, Haydon Etherington and Adam Solomons look at why Britain’s young right-wingers have…
Is the UK really a leading example for Research and Development in the pharmaceutical industry?
It is a sad fact that 990 people are diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK. On the 4th…
A Response to ‘Preston on the Catalan Conflict’ by the Foro De Profesores
In the last edition of The Beaver we published an interview with Sir Paul Preston entitled ” ‘Let Catalonia vote…
Something Wicked This Way Comes – Sinofication and Biopolitics in China’s Internment Camps.
It’s Friday the 25thof January, approximately 4 pm and on the 6thfloor of the old building a group of academics…
Making Bob Marley: The Strife That Shaped a Legend
Bob Marley died nearly forty years ago, yet his cultural impact still resonates. He’s the most widely recognised Jamaican, dominating…
