Episodios

  • Modern Slavery and the Covid-19 Response
    Jun 21 2022

    Corruption in the awarding of PPE contracts to friends of British government ministers has widely been reported in the press over the last twelve months – but far less attention has been paid to the significant role played by modern slaved in the production of much of the equipment supplied to the NHS at the height of the pandemic. In this episode, we catch up with Sakeena Rajpal, to discuss her article looking at the role of modern slavery, particularly in the Xinjiang region of China, in contemporary supply chains – and the inadequate legislative tools currently set against it.

    Read Sakeena’s article here: https://globuswarwick.com/2022/05/12/protection-from-the-virus-at-the-price-of-modern-slavery/

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    22 m
  • Solving the energy crisis
    Jun 7 2022

    Alongside the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the energy crisis has been one of the defining stories of the first half of this year. In this week’s episode, we catch up with outgoing Editor in Chief Sara Azeem for her perspectives on the causes and potential solutions to this most pervasive of challenges.

    Read Sara’s article here: https://globuswarwick.com/2022/02/11/energy-a-crisis-within-a-crisis/

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    22 m
  • Visioning post-pandemic education
    May 24 2022

    In many ways, the covid-19 pandemic represented the biggest disruption to efforts to boost global standards of education for many decades – so what might our schools look like in the future? This week’s episode explores trends in ‘EdTech’ and educational leadership, asking: what do we really want from education in the 21st Century?

    Read Jay’s article here: https://globuswarwick.com/2022/05/02/what-might-the-future-of-education-look-like-in-a-post-pandemic-world/

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    23 m
  • ESG investing: the future of capital?
    May 10 2022

    Tesla made waves last week for announcing it would be moving on from ESG as a measure of the wider positive impacts of its business activities – but what exactly is ESG, and what’s its role in investing in the corporate world? This week in Beyond the Story, we speak to GLOBUS correspondent Diogo Santos to hear about his passion for ESG investing.

    Read Diogo’s articles here:

    https://globuswarwick.com/2022/02/02/making-money-tackling-climate-change/

    https://globuswarwick.com/2022/02/16/esg-investing-making-a-difference/

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    29 m
  • Can a doughnut save the planet?
    Apr 26 2022

    Doughnut Economics is renowned in sustainability circles as a paradigmatic shift in economic thinking. In this week's Beyond the Story, GLOBUS correspondent Ilaria Ravazzolo gives us an insight into how the model works, its implications for sustainable governance, and the key challenges for its implementation.

    Read Ilaria’s article here: https://globuswarwick.com/2022/02/14/can-a-doughnut-save-the-planet/

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    27 m
  • The refugee crisis: a crisis of compassion?
    Apr 12 2022

    In July of 2021, amidst racist, incendiary news media headlines and an already hostile migration system, the UK Home Secretary proposed a bill that violates international refugee law and makes it effectively impossible for refugees to legally enter the UK. How can a system that is supposed to help people fleeing unimaginable horrors be so callous? In the latest episode of Beyond the Story, GLOBUS correspondent Caitlin Hoyland discusses why the UK migration system is broken and desperately needs to offer more compassion for refugees.

    Read Caitlin’s article here: https://globuswarwick.com/2021/10/10/the-uks-neo-colonial-nationality-and-borders-bill-devoid-of-dignity-morality-and-compassion/

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    19 m
  • Are we addicted to environmental harms?
    Mar 29 2022

    In the second episode of Beyond the Story, we’re joined by GLOBUS Assistant Editor Laura Chevrot to discuss the role of human psychology in the Climate Crisis. How much of the crisis can be attributed to our innate psychological characteristics? And can psychology explain why some people fail to take action? Listen now to join the conversation! 


    Read Laura’s article here https://globuswarwick.com/2022/01/26/environmental-harm-a-narrative-of-addiction/

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    24 m
  • Space – the final frontier?
    Mar 15 2022

    As the climate and biodiversity crises become increasingly urgent, some have suggested that the future of humanity may lie among the stars... But is space the final frontier? In the first ever episode of GLOBUS: Beyond the Story, host Todd Olive and GLOBUS correspondent Eszter Vlasits dive into the divisive question: should we really ditch a dying planet for a sci-fi future – or should we look for solutions a bit closer to home?

    You can check out Eszter's full article, 'Old home - New home', on our website at www.globuswarwick.com/2022/02/21/old-home-new-home-is-space-colonisation-ideal-for-current-times

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    17 m