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Originally created as a system of selective disinvestment by ethically motivated investors to deter large companies from doing business with the apartheid regime of South Africa, Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) investing has since morphed into an unregulated beast that promises an easy transition to ethical investing. - Protected: Ethnic Segregation: How should governments approach it?
This content is password protected. - Why cars should be banned from citiesRising oil prices and economic incentives could actually be favourable for the ban of cars in cities as eventually, we will have to shift from the use of finite resources, whether that be by transitioning to hydrogen or electricity is an option. However, we could re-evaluate the entire scheme and learn from past mistakes. By […]
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More and more cities start to introduce general speed limits, usually of 30 km/h or 50 km/h, in their urban areas. But to what extent is this policy really useful and is it really necessary for cities to implement 30 km/h speed limits like recently introduced in Spain and Madrid? The answer is indeed yes […] - The Criticism Of The IMF’s Role In Greece’s Crisis
Cover photo : Greek riot policemen stood at the wall of a bank written by the discontentment of Greek citizen during violent demonstrations over austerity measures in Athens. Photo credit : REUTERS (2010). Volume 9, Number 2, December 2022 | Essay Greece went into one of the most severe financial crises since the Great Depression in 2009, […] - Pornservative ? How the West has changed and exploited on the Thai culture.
In the public mind of most European countries, Nivea is understood as a company that sells products for skin support to get a proper tan in the summer. Therefore, I was surprised when I went to Thailand for the first time and came across skin whitening products. While we in the West are all concerned […] - Protected: Should Japan restart using nuclear power?
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Cover photo: Meadow Orchard Project in Crouch End, London, Photo by Louis Charlton, 2022Volume 9, Number 2: November 2022 | Essay Arts and culture are powerful tools for improving outcomes in urban areas. Community projects and initiatives can radically support the mental and physical health of individuals, communities, and those with disabilities (Public Health England, 2016). Moreover, […] - Protected: Car-free cities : a realistic solution to urban pollution
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Political corruption is often thought of in the extreme cases of North Korea or Russia, however, corruption still remains even in nations where it may not be so apparent. With a country such as Ireland, ranking high in political transparency, it may be surprising to uncover that the political situations may not be as they appear. Thus, it is of utter importance to examine all political decisions with a critical eye. - Protected: Bangkok needs to focus on its walkability — here’s why
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Case study of the Netherlands Over the past few years tutoring, homework support, or receiving expensive digital learning resources is normalized. This has never sparked debate or concerns, but during covid-19 these issues regarding education privatization were more and more apparent. When the pandemic hit schools closed for a long period of time and the […] - Protected: Eco-districts: the access to urban ecology
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