Natasha Saunders
@negsaunders.bsky.social
Lecturer in IR and Political Theory at University of St Andrews. Interested in: Migration | Rights | Borders | Digital Tech | Activism
When not working, I’m travelling, eating nice food, and being a mum to Chocolate Labrador Bonnie.
When not working, I’m travelling, eating nice food, and being a mum to Chocolate Labrador Bonnie.
But what kind of issue is it? That’s the key question! It isn’t the issue Farage et al bill it as.
November 17, 2025 at 9:11 PM
But what kind of issue is it? That’s the key question! It isn’t the issue Farage et al bill it as.
Students think they don’t need to learn how because they can use a site like “citethisforme”. Problem is, because they can’t do it themselves, they can’t tell when the output given is wrong. Same with using a citation manager. If there are errors in the metadata, they pull through to the citations.
October 12, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Students think they don’t need to learn how because they can use a site like “citethisforme”. Problem is, because they can’t do it themselves, they can’t tell when the output given is wrong. Same with using a citation manager. If there are errors in the metadata, they pull through to the citations.
That’s true, yes.
October 5, 2025 at 2:28 PM
That’s true, yes.
Well they stayed in power for another 12 years.
Did it achieve the *stated* policy objectives? No, it was a total failure.
But the stated objectives weren’t the actual objectives.
Did it achieve the *stated* policy objectives? No, it was a total failure.
But the stated objectives weren’t the actual objectives.
October 5, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Well they stayed in power for another 12 years.
Did it achieve the *stated* policy objectives? No, it was a total failure.
But the stated objectives weren’t the actual objectives.
Did it achieve the *stated* policy objectives? No, it was a total failure.
But the stated objectives weren’t the actual objectives.