In a recent, outstanding article for The Guardian, Gary Younge argued that the “fantasies” of Brexit may have been in part propelled not only by a…
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that any new political age, or groundbreaking political movement, must be in want of an economic theory. And not…
Last month, I spent a day hi yu at a public-sector shared services conference in Manchester. The experience moved me to write. I hope it…
Because its form left much to be desired, we thought it had no substance. In Europe, we are beginning to understand that we have been…
There is one vital thing that political parties in the UK do not seem to grasp: brand value. Like many who don’t fully understand the…
Last week I was at a wedding reception in the US. Many were friends from New Orleans. They related how crime was increasing in the…
The change in tone was absolutely striking and, to be honest, it pre-dated the terrorist attack on Borough Market. It began with the Manchester bomb…
I have been writing about some of the implications of the Southern Rail crisis on this blog because Radix is about political system change, and…
There are some who will wish to pretend that the result of the general election had no bearing whatsoever on the Brexit negotiations the UK…
I have been writing less of late, blog-wise. There are several reasons for this, not the least of which has been the birth of my…
An American travelling in, say, Nigeria who is asked to make a cash payment for someone to ’smooth the process’ they should be doing as…
Having worked with Tim Farron, albeit briefly, I found myself respecting his integrity, his ability to communicate with anyone and his capacity for what the…
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