Tag: Politics

I will begin this article with a disclaimer: I am not making a solid prediction here, nor am I telling you how you should bet…

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This article was first published in the Times of Malta To many of us the Brexit associated chaos is incomprehensible. It seems like UK democracy…

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French President Emmanuel Macron did not cover himself in glory at the latest European Council summit. But he was right to keep asking the same…

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Lessons from new political movements

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Various points have been made regarding my critique of Proportional Representation (PR) from the standpoint of my ‘Fuzzy Democracy’, which I claim to be a…

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We all have a tendency to judge whether decisions were right or wrong decisions by their outcome. Yet, decision scientists have always cautioned against such…

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Let me categorise myself to start with. I voted remain in 2016, though armed only with the conviction that – if Boris Johnson and Nigel…

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In the wake of the Christchurch tragedy, this month’s Globalisation Outlook moves away from the newsletter format to a short essay on the politics of…

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Social media – and Twitter in particular – has a tendency to make us think that we must have an opinion on everything. From whatever…

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This article was first published on CityAM At a dinner the other week, a friend of mine wondered whether Theresa May would have been treated…

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This article was first published in the Times of Malta The Speaker in the UK Parliament has ruled out bringing Theresa May’s deal back for…

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This article was first published in CityAM Who knows, Theresa May’s deal may yet get through parliament at the third attempt. It seems unlikely given…

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