Heaven knows, I am no supporter of Boris Johnson, but I wonder whether there may be issues – perhaps of less symbolic value – but…
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In 1997, an article appeared in The Lancet, a medical journal, describing what was labelled Syndrome E. The ‘E’ stands for evil and the syndrome…
I went to the Social Liberal Forum conference last weekend and found it completely transformed – no more endless whingeing but real debate about big…
The fall of the Berlin Wall and the whole authoritarian Soviet system in 1989 heralded what we all thought was a victory for liberal democracy….
This letter was published in the Financial Times on 24 July 2018 Your editorial about privacy and press freedom (A rush to judgment over privacy…
The papers have been reporting on the rise in crime rates across the UK. Burglaries, knife crimes, stalking, sexual offences – all are on the…
It has been de rigueur in certain middle class circles to complain about the baleful effect of political parties in government, but nobody appears to…
This article (Europe’s frivolous anti-American populism – German) was published on achgut.com
In this issue of Globalisation Outlook, our newsletter on globalisation and international trade issues, we address how China’s new model of political economy acts a…
At Radix, we have long argued that many people are quite fed up with the politics of the parties and long for a politics of…
It is surprising, and not always pleasurably so, to find yourself damn right in one of your predictions. Perhaps there is something a little contrarian…
What is democracy, I wonder? Everyone bandies the word around. In the Brexit debate, some believe that anything but a hard Brexit would be undemocratic…