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It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football] (2025)
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Oughton, C. (2025). It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football]

The UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL) final between Arsenal and Barcelona in Lisbon on 24 May 2025 will not only determine which team are crowned champions of Europe but also the financial spoils. Running in parallel with the allocation of sportin... Read More about It's good to share: rethinking the creation and distribution of revenue in the women's game [Impetus Football].

Mine clearance in aid of post conflict peacebuilding; The role of Humanitarian Mine Clearance Pioneer Corps (HMCPC) in Somaliland (1991-1994) 1 (2025)
Journal Article
Njeri, S. (in press). Mine clearance in aid of post conflict peacebuilding; The role of Humanitarian Mine Clearance Pioneer Corps (HMCPC) in Somaliland (1991-1994) 1. Conflict, Security and Development,

Somaliland’s post-conflict recovery and reconstruction, particularly its state-building process, has been extensively analyzed. However, a crucial yet largely undocumented aspect of this process was the landmine clearance program, which enabled human... Read More about Mine clearance in aid of post conflict peacebuilding; The role of Humanitarian Mine Clearance Pioneer Corps (HMCPC) in Somaliland (1991-1994) 1.

Sustaining the Future Through Addressing the Past: The Transitional Justice Functions of Biocultural Community Protocols (2025)
Journal Article
Sanchez, M. (in press). Sustaining the Future Through Addressing the Past: The Transitional Justice Functions of Biocultural Community Protocols. Law, environment and development journal, 21(1), 19 - 41. https://doi.org/10.25501/SOAS.00506365

Biocultural Community Protocols (BCPs) represent legal mechanisms for indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) to assert collective regulatory rights to genetic resources associated with traditional knowledge. BCPs inherently speak to power a... Read More about Sustaining the Future Through Addressing the Past: The Transitional Justice Functions of Biocultural Community Protocols.

Ideology as social practice: childhood and the politics of everyday in the Vietnam war (2025)
Journal Article
Nguyen, M. A. (2025). Ideology as social practice: childhood and the politics of everyday in the Vietnam war. War and Society, 44(3), 464-480. https://doi.org/10.1080/07292473.2025.2503639

This article traces the presence of ideology in everyday lives of Vietnamese children and youth in the lead-up and during the Vietnam War, focusing on the 1955−75 period. I draw on the notion of ideology as embodied practice, present in individuals’... Read More about Ideology as social practice: childhood and the politics of everyday in the Vietnam war.

Grassroots Pan-Africanism: Border Lives and Transnational Belonging in the Lake Chad Basin (2025)
Journal Article
Mulugeta, D., & Wando, A.-H. (online). Grassroots Pan-Africanism: Border Lives and Transnational Belonging in the Lake Chad Basin. Journal of Borderlands Studies, https://doi.org/10.1080/08865655.2025.2504891

This article explores how grassroots Pan-Africanism is lived and practiced in the Lake Chad Basin (LCB), a region where borders function both as instruments of state control and as conduits for transnational connection. Drawing on interviews across N... Read More about Grassroots Pan-Africanism: Border Lives and Transnational Belonging in the Lake Chad Basin.

The Seventh Crusade: New Research Reveals a Different Story (2025)
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El-Merheb, M. (2025). The Seventh Crusade: New Research Reveals a Different Story. [Blog post]

Historians of the Seventh Crusade have usually told its story from the perspective of its most famous participant: King Louis IX of France. Chroniclers such as Jean de Joinville, Louis’s friend and biographer, painted the campaign as a tale of Christ... Read More about The Seventh Crusade: New Research Reveals a Different Story.

Nelson H. H. Graburn - a tribute collection (2025)
Journal Article
Adams, K., Cheer, J. M., Chio, J., Di Giovine, M., MacCannell, D., Mostafanezhad, M., Picard, D., Porananond, P., Simoni, V., Yu, W., Yamashita, S., & Zhu, Y. (online). Nelson H. H. Graburn - a tribute collection. Tourism Geographies, 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1080/14616688.2025.2493779

The academic world is shaped by individuals who challenge the status quo, confront obstacles, and inspire generations of scholars. Professor Nelson H.H. Graburn was one such scholar widely known for his groundbreaking contributions to the interdiscip... Read More about Nelson H. H. Graburn - a tribute collection.

Encumbered Security? Vertical and Horizontal Repos in the Euro Area and Their Inherent Ambiguity (2025)
Journal Article
Murau, S., Goghie, A.-S., & Giordano, M. (online). Encumbered Security? Vertical and Horizontal Repos in the Euro Area and Their Inherent Ambiguity. Journal of Financial Regulation, Article fjaf003. https://doi.org/10.1093/jfr/fjaf003

Despite the significance of repurchase agreements (repos) in market-based finance, European repo markets remain underexplored. Drawing on monetary hierarchy literature, we make three conceptual arguments. First, we argue that repos’ balance sheet mec... Read More about Encumbered Security? Vertical and Horizontal Repos in the Euro Area and Their Inherent Ambiguity.

China in the Frame: Pots in Paintings, Paintings of Pots and Paintings on Pots (2025)
Journal Article
McCausland, S. (in press). China in the Frame: Pots in Paintings, Paintings of Pots and Paintings on Pots. Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society, 88,

The Sonia Lightfoot Memorial Lecture given by Shane McCausland on Tuesday 13 February 2024 to the Oriental Ceramics Society at Burlington House, Piccadilly, London.
A qualitative, case-based outline study toward a critical framework for understandi... Read More about China in the Frame: Pots in Paintings, Paintings of Pots and Paintings on Pots.

Fall of Saigon (2025)
Journal Article
Charney, M. W. (2025). Fall of Saigon. History today, 75(5),

The Vietnam War effectively ended on 30 April 1975 with the arrival of the North Vietnamese army in Saigon. Thousands fled the city, but many more were left behind.