Category: Democracy and Political Reform

Rosie wrote a diary of her partner’s Covid19 last week, and so many people asked us what happened next – so here she tells us……

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Notwithstanding all these damned restrictions, we need to stay positive. Not about the virus! We must think how to transform the crisis into an opportunity…

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“One of the greatest tragedies of life is the murder of a beautiful theory by a gang of brutal facts,” said Benjamin Franklin. As we…

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The late, great Tony Gibson, the pioneer of UK community development, who I knew a little, used to talk about the origins of his vision…

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An open discussion with the Hon Stephen Kinnock MP on ‘leveling up’. This event is run by POLITIKA, the Radix youth wing, and is open…

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Since the 1980s, we have moved increasingly to a culture of rugged individualism. Our sense of community was relatively rapidly eroded. From Thatcher’s comments on…

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Back in the day, when I was studying International Relations and I majored on the international relations of Environmental Politics, I was introduced to the…

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I fetch my daughter from university, plus all her boxes, books and plants – and bring her home. She’s a geographer and she and her friends…

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After the military humiliation suffered by his expeditionary force in Syria at the end of February 2020, the Turkish president decided to punish the European…

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In the time of cholera, which – despite Gabriel Garcia Marquez – I take to be the 1830s, there were riots in the back streets…

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I am a university lecturer; I feel lucky and I really love my job. I run an interdisciplinary degree for mature students, returning to study,…

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The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a bright light on how policy is made in today’s world, and the pressures to which it is subject. I…

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