Why Private Equity Firms Won’t Stop Dancing
The author examines the current private equity market and asks whether or not technological advancements could improve the industry.
Category: Social Sciences
Identity Crisis
Luke Prentice addresses the concerns regarding new non-consensual identification technology and the potential it may have on our day-to-day lives.
Anti-Social Media & The Viral News Epidemic
Holly Tibble dives into the era of ‘fake news’, the tactics that got us there, and the impact on the mindsets of individuals worldwide.
It’s Time for the Bond Market to Hang Up the Phone
The author investigates the recent advances in the digitization of the bond market and why it is lagging behind other markets.
Conservation, Class, and the Extinction Crisis
What good do conservation volunteering, eco-tourism, and activism really do?
The Impact of a Name: Our Passive Response to Climate Change
Callum Maxwell looks at the problem of Global Warming, and how the post-truth society makes it difficult for us to swallow the truth.
Drowning in Polypropylene
Scotland has planned to ban plastic straws by the end of 2019, but what happens next?
A Loopy Way to Save the World
A circular economy could potentially solve issues ranging from pollution and environmental damage to international conflict, but it won’t be easy to create one.
