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New open-access volume explores how heritage can support social justice, bringing together leading scholars to examine equity, representation and community engagement in museums and heritage practice.

David will appear at the Festival in Hay-on-Wye from 22–25 May 2026, where he will explore what’s really new about the “new” world order.

UCL Department of Political Science & School of Public Policy is delighted to share that Dr Luis L. Schenoni has been given the prestigious award for his book.

"The conflict itself is still regional at the moment...but people who work or travel to the region often are obviously already being affected,” said Dr Julie Norman (UCL Political Science), discussing the impact of the US-Israeli strikes on Iran.

“By reducing methane emissions now, that can give us a little bit of breathing space so we can shift the whole of the global economy,” said Professor Mark Maslin (UCL Geography) on why tackling methane could reduce the rate of global warming.

"Within a hundred years of first contact with Europeans, 55 million out of those 60 million were dead," said Professor Mark Maslin (UCL Geography) on why he thinks the Columbian Exchange should be remembered as the 'Great Dying'.