Book review: Protest – Stories of Resistance
This anthology examines protest over seven centuries, showing how it is part of our social and political fabric.
Politics & Conflict
Exit strategies
After a spate of terrorist attacks on European soil, getting deradicalisation programmes to work has become more important than ever.
Why do we use social media?
Q&A with Marcus Gilroy-Ware, author of "Filling the Void".
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Reforming refuge
The struggle to accommodate the world’s refugees raises a wider question: do states have an absolute right to control borders?
The reality of racism in modern Britain
A bold new book by Reni Eddo-Lodge tackles race and racism in Britain both past and present.
British values: the autumn 2017 New Humanist
Out now - reflections on a divided society
The power of small acts of resistance
Q&A with Steve Crawshaw, author of Street Spirit, a book on the power of mischief in protest.
Through the hard times and the good
We might not realise it, but our image of modern Britain owes a debt to the propaganda arm of empire.
How a history of conquest shapes the present
A century ago, European empires dominated much of the planet. Gurminder K Bhambra and Charlotte L Riley ask what we can learn from the past.
White power music and the changing face of extremism
Hate rock was a crucial part of previous fascist movements in the US and UK. But today’s populist far-right lacks a soundtrack.