We had all bought into the idea of a post-war world order. Countries would co-operate to devise a system of ‘global governance’ where a set…
System renewal. Challenging established notions. Reimagining our societies.
System renewal. Challenging established notions. Reimagining our societies.
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This article is based on a number of trips I undertook in Northern Nigeria to advise the Jigawa state pension scheme over the last couple…
How can a party as committed to anti-racism as the Labour Party find itself floundering under accusations of anti-semitism? There are deeper roots than the…
It is now four decades – exactly four decades – since I took my A Levels, the heady, long hot summer of 1976. The drought,…
A refrain of Remainers during the EU referendum campaign was that Britain will lose all weight and influence in the world if the country voted…
Several years ago I was in a meeting between senior commercial and research staff in a multinational pharmaceutical company. Discussing various research projects, one commercial…
The creation of an English parliament has been written off by most of the body politic for a variety of reasons. One of these is…
“…..one other such victory would utterly undo him” – Pyrrhus David Cameron promised the now disastrous referendum in his now infamous Bloomberg speech in January…
So Theresa May, or a man, will go to Brussels and negotiate for Britain to become like Norway or Iceland – I hope that the…
By Nick Tyrone In regards to what is happening inside of Labour at present, there is no precedent. In the past, even large minorities of…
It will never happen. This is what many of my friends on both sides of the Atlantic have repeatedly told me over the last several…
Foreigners consider Italian politics to be messy and incomprehensible. So do Italians. Nonetheless, political phenomena are not as immutable as the laws of physics and…