Category: Revitalising Liberal Democracy

Over the last few weeks, I have been told with increasing certainty that the government is now working towards a general election in late Spring/early…

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In 2021, we chose “Change” as our Word of the Year, quoting Vladimir Ilyich Lenin:  “There are decades when nothing happens, then there are weeks when decades…

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Every Parliamentary candidate should have to complete a formal application to show that they understand what it means – and are qualified – to be…

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For our last Chart of the Month for this year we have collated some information on how much progress the world has made over the…

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How we could choose better MPs? We first started thinking about what made a good MP in Autumn 2019, just a few weeks as it…

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We are governed by a grim bunch of numpties, a whole wheelbarrow full of them. It is hard to think of a less competent government…

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Here is peculiarity for us to ponder over Christmas. Why is it that those who are keenest to claim they are ‘defending science’ quite so…

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When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. first announced that he was standing for the nomination for the US  presidency, he promised that – if he got…

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Radix Big Tent is a cross-party think tank, including board members and fellows from across the political spectrum.  As Tim Farron’s former Chief of Staff in…

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I have a growing concern. A well-functioning democracy, something which I hope that in years to come the UK will once again be recognised for,…

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As a university student, I was very much in the minority to have a smile on my face on seeing the news that David Cameron…

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I had the pleasure of attending Anthropy 23 at the Eden Project recently, a gathering of some 1,800 delegates from public, private and third sector…

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