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Journal of the British Academy
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ISSN 2052-7217 · The British Academy · 171 artikel di indeks
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‘I’ve been working in TV for 10 years and I’ve never had that’: fostering perceived organisational support (POS) among skilled contingent workers in the television industry
This article reports key findings from a pilot project to design, develop, and test an intervention aimed at increasing perceived organisational support among television freelancers. The initiative is a response to a problem rooted in this sector’s model of employment: the television industry has…
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Engaging with art song in lesser represented languages: expanding or challenging the linguistic regime?
While the transnational and translational ramifications of art song have started to attract attention in recent years, there is little critical understanding of the unique modalities in which multilingualism expresses itself in the genre. In this context, this article has a two-fold aim. Firstly…
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Imagining future homes: a creative community engagement workshop on retrofit to navigate the ‘just transition’ to net zero
The ‘just transition’ to net zero emphasises that climate action benefits are shared widely, including amongst those potentially disadvantaged. Sustainable home retrofit requires a collaborative approach that integrates community expertise, prioritises passive design complemented by appropriate…
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Journal of the British Academy, Volume 14 Issue 2, Contents and Editors’ Introduction
The Editors introduce the second issue of Volume 14 of the Journal of the British Academy
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Journal of the British Academy, Volume 14 Issue 1, Contents and Editors’ Introduction
The Editors introduce the first issue of Volume 14 of the Journal of the British Academy
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The New School of the Anthropocene: a conversation with Michael Hrebeniak
What kind of ‘higher education’ is suitable for our age of polycrisis—accelerating climate change, economic turbulence, and global authoritarianism? Can universities unshackle themselves from the chains of financialisation, managerialism, and technocracy? Can care, imagination, collectivity, and…
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In My Boat: a card game designed by community researchers to explore the impact of environmental change on marine ecosystems
This work presents the development of an educational ecology-focused card game created in collaboration with a grass-roots community group. Employing a participatory action research (PAR) methodology, the group gathered and analysed data on public attitudes towards climate change and card games to…
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Co-developing evidence on climate justice: learning from a dilemma game on sustainability assessment
Climate justice recognises climate change as a global chain of cause and effect in which those most affected are often not those responsible for, or benefiting from, its drivers. Meaningful involvement of citizens and diverse stakeholders is therefore critical for assessing the socio-environmental…
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Play to CHANGE: preliminary findings on using gamification to support a low-carbon transition
Project CHANGE (Curating a Human-centred Approach for net zero: Gamifying Energy-behaviour) investigates how gamification can support public engagement in domestic energy retrofit and encourage sustainable behaviours. It introduces a prototype strategy-based simulation game that enables players to…
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Participatory engagement and game playing for achieving a sustainable net-zero transition—Introduction
This article introduces the Thematic Collection ‘Participatory Engagement and Game Playing For Achieving Sustainable Net-Zero Transition
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Photography and history: a view from Southern Africa
In this ‘Conversation’ piece, Professors Patricia Hayes and Elizabeth Edwards discuss the relationship between photography and history as it manifests itself through the photographic legacies of Southern Africa. The specific historical experience of the Southern Africa has given rise to a…
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The role of public involvement in achieving net-zero goals
Environmental issues are best handled with the participation of all concerned citizens, at the relevant level (Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration of 1992). Public participation is essential to sustainable development and good governance. Access to environmental information, empowered by…
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Democracy and discernment: the public purpose of the University in a world of ‘AI everywhere’
We are entering an era of ‘AI everywhere’, in which Artificial Intelligence is not merely being utilised but integrated into countless aspects of human interaction and occupation. Such is the nature of this integration that AI is not only changing our behaviour but our capabilities. It is also…
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Climate change, children and future generations
Climate change is driven by the fossil fuel consumption of past and current generations. Its effects will disproportionately fall on today’s children and those yet to be born (‘future generations’). We chart the historical contribution of high-income countries, including the UK, to their climate…
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Books that made me: Rowan Williams FBA
From the British Academy’s 2026 event series The Age of Self?
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Community-driven innovation: the social impact of Africa’s first net-zero sustainable innovative affordable house
Delivering sustainable and affordable housing for low-income communities remains a major challenge amid housing shortages, energy insecurity, and net-zero transition pressures. In South Africa, adoption of net-zero housing is limited by regulatory, financial, and social barriers, highlighting the…
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Power grids: community energy and comics co-creation
This online exhibition of photographs and artworks provides documentation of ‘Power Grids: Reimagining Energy Infrastructure in Comics’ (2024–2026). The project is funded by the BA/Leverhulme Small Research grant scheme and the images included here were exhibited at the British Academy’s Summer…
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A conversation on witchcraft: history, religion, and persecution
This conversation considers the definition of witchcraft, its origins, history, and various manifestations of witches in history and literature. The speakers discuss the issue of the gender of witches, and how thinking about witches and witchcraft has changed over time. Witches are a global…
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Ryle's war: analysing the coded messages of Hitler's Abwehr
Biographical articles on Gilbert Ryle—one of the 20th century’s greatest philosophers, remembered especially for his iconoclastic contributions to the philosophy of mind—tend to pass over his wartime years in silence, content with the meagre phrase ‘seconded to intelligence’. Yet those dark years…
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Citizen deliberation in Net Zero governance: learning lessons and looking forward
Since 2019, public and third-sector bodies across the UK have been experimenting with citizens’ juries and assemblies in the context of net-zero governance—collectively referred to in this essay as ‘climate assemblies’. These assemblies bring together a representative sample of citizens to learn…