'The biopolitics of pandemic citizenship'.
'Rethinking land for the 21st century'
New book co-edited by Tom Scott-Smith explores refugee shelter
'Many refugees living in Nairobi struggle to survive because of COVID-19'
'Pandemic Narratives and the Historian'
'How Colonialism and Austerity Are Shaping Africa’s Response to the Coronavirus'
'History tells us coronavirus pandemic could lead to global reduction in poverty, Oxford academic says'
Fear-anger contests: Governmental and populist politics of emotion
In this project, Jörg Friedrichs and a team of researchers apply machine learning and sentiment analysis to social media and other data to investigate the political usages of fear and anger. An article about fear-anger contests in the context of the 2016 Brexit referendum and the 2016 presidential election of Donald Trump has appeared, showing that established and populist actors outbid one another in expressing fear and anger. Populists express more anger, whereas establishment or governmental actors express more fear.