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Analysis, insight and informed opinion on politics and public policy. https://t.co/YoVKhqwEKs
London, England
Joined April 2012
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"Orwell's Ghosts assesses Orwell's understanding of free speech and condemnation of authoritarianism... [It] steers a careful course through some of the most complicated issues of his time and our own." - @teadevoteen reviews @Fiery_Particle's new book
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"Global Britain is a classic example of a coalition magnet, as it can be interpreted in both a liberal and cosmopolitan fashion, as well as more nationalistically" Tom Wraight and Kai Roland Green explore national identity and the right. Blog version:
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“We can combine control and compassion. We don't have to choose between them.” @AnyaRPearson interviews @sundersays, the director of British Future, about integration, immigration and identity. Read it now on Substack.
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"Compared to Czechia, which has an average population per unit of local government of 1,710, the average figure in England is nearly 100 times larger at 165,000." @DrDavidJeffery explores the crises facing local government in England.
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Will Trump be able to buy Greenland? In the next four years, European governments can expect that the US will intervene in their domestic politics in new and troublesome ways, writes Deborah Mabbett.
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In 'Biographies of Discontent: The Challenges Facing Labour', Helen Goodman goes beyond the statistics to explore the real lives of four people. #blog #UKpolitics
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"By promoting disillusionment with elected governments, challenges to authority and cynicism about democracy, Trump is establishing new norms for the American sphere of influence." Deborah Mabbett on Trump's proposal to buy Greenland
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Vote share at general election by values group, 2015–2024 From an article by Paula Surridge on electoral fragmentation. #UKpolitics #Labour #Conservatives #Elections
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"Orwell... was hardly free from prejudice... the critic of empire who was also a devout patriot: a man who hated imperialism, but whose work is littered with casual racial stereotyping." - @teadevoteen reviews @Fiery_Particle's new book
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"This is not about the statistics—it is something far more fundamental. Getting a good education and working hard are no longer enough to secure a good life" - Helen Goodman on the challenges facing Labour #blog #UKpolitics
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"The major advantage of embracing the productivity failure diagnosis is that the path to higher productivity is not pre-determined... Labour [can] translate social democratic priorities into the language of productivity and growth" - @aled_r_davies
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"By breaking the rules of quiet (double) dealing... The Danish government will end up making concessions to the United States in the face of hostile public opinion—and this will weaken it." Deborah Mabbett explores Trump's demand to buy Greenland.
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New analysis of more than 1,600 election leaflets from #GeneralElection24 shows Economy keyword emphasis by party (percentage of economy-related leaflets) By @ADuggan @CaitlinMilazzoand @SiimTrumm Read the digested read now:
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Labour's focus on productivity offers space for the pursuit of a moderate social democratic agenda but the political challenge will be to maintain public support, writes @aled_r_davies (blog version) #Labour #productivity #economy
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Trump is talking about buying Greenland again. Deborah Mabbett explores his potential motives.
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""It is likely that ideological conflict between little England and global Britain views of national identity will be an important feature of the British right into the future." By Tom Wraight and Kai Roland.
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While ‘Good’ wealth contributes to the common good, ‘Bad’ wealth occurs when disproportionate and unmerited power is used to seize a larger slice of the economic pie at the expense of others. Stewart Lansley explores the impact of wealth accumulation.
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"While the number of people in relative poverty—13 million—has not changed much since 2010.... the numbers sliding into deep poverty... has grown by 50%" - Helen Goodman on the challenges facing Labour #blog #UKpolitics
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New analysis of more than 1,600 election leaflets from #GeneralElection24 showcases the messaging employed in local campaigns. By @ADuggan @CaitlinMilazzo and @SiimTrumm Read the digested read now:
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In 'Biographies of Discontent: The Challenges Facing Labour', @HelenGoodmanBA goes beyond the statistics to the real lives of four people. #blog #UKpolitics
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