• From pandemic solidarity to industrial action hostility: british media representations of workers during Covid-19 and the 2022-23 strikes

  Collinson, Daniel (2023-09-26)

  The study investigated and compared the British media's framing of workers during two months of the Covid-19 pandemic and two months of the 2022-23 strikes. A qualitative content analysis was conducted of 160 articles ...
• Productive paradise? Postcolonialism, the digital nomad phenomenon, and the portrayal of Southeast Asia on YouTube

  Bagalay, Carmelrose (2023-09-26)

  Southeast Asia has become a popular digital nomad destination. The rise of the digital nomad phenomenon can be seen as a shift in the landscape of labor in which technology has enabled location-independent remote work. ...
• Cutting the cord: examining social hierarchies and public perception of “Full Surrogacy” labour industries

  Bajs, Vanda (2023-09-26)

  Both transnational gestational surrogates (TGS) and migrant nannies are economically exploited, socially marginalised and engage in kinning beyond genetics. Yet, academically speaking, these roles were never put in ...
• A thematic analysis of asians in beef: stereotypical portrayals or subverting expectations?

  Pham-Ada, Mailan (2023-09-26)

  This study utilized a thematic analysis and looked at Netflix’s TV series Beef. It looks at the representation of Asians/Asian Americans and identifies if the characters’ traits are stereotypical or not. The literature ...
• Determination of perfusion abnormalities in subjects with status epilepticus

  Valiente López, Clàudia-Li (2023-09-26)

  Status epilepticus is a condition in which the brain is in a state of seizure activity without returning to its basal state for more than 5 minutes. Medication is the usual treatment, but when it is ineffective, surgical ...

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