In this piece, Iker Itoiz Ciáurriz reflects on the Spanish Indignados movement as a moment of political learning, global solidarity and intellectual discovery.
As the NHS strains under a 'winter crisis' without sufficient funding, Anne Summers looks at the limits of private provision of healthcare in 1800 and 2018.
Silvia Croydon on the lessons UK politicians would do well to heed from Japan, where tough financial times have placed a growing burden of care on prisons
As Greece suffers economic austerity and sharp public spending cuts, the historian Violetta Hionidou looks at worrying echoes of the country's wartime experience of extreme deprivation
