Category: Revitalising Liberal Democracy

The UK announced its intention to voluntarily withdraw from the EU, when it triggered Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union (TEU) –…

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Maybe a decade and a half ago, I was a member of a committee set up by the Lib Dems to report on the party’s…

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It wasn’t a short speech – and certainly not a snappy title: “Secure a decisive victory in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects…

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The latest stance from the extreme Brexiteer community is that we don’t need any form of trade deal with the European Union. Operating under WTO…

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There are few examples in Europe of political entities – states, regions, cities or parishes – which are governed from the bottom up.  The small…

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On Monday, a Maltese investigative journalist was blown up by a car bomb.  I had never met her, but her husband is an old friend. We…

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Despite being a devout atheist Jew, there are still some Christian figures for whom I have a certain admiration. These are admittedly minor figures in…

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This post is taken from my Padua address at the launch of Radix Italy (see full text). Everywhere in the world we are seeing a…

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I am a huge admirer of Paddy Ashdown’s new political movement, More United. Yes, it sounds like a new kind of football club. But I…

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These last few days, I spent some time talking to my Spanish wife and her friends about events in Catalonia. None of them are Catalan….

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Sometimes all you can rely on, to understand some sense of the direction events are taking us in, is a sense of history. As such,…

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The 2017 Conservative Party general election manifesto was a departure in many ways from the Thatcherism that had been the party’s outward ideological core for the…

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