Is Keynesianism now dead?
Nick Clegg’s speech yesterday suggests perhaps not.
Good Society
If you don’t know about the EU-US trade deal it’s because you’re not supposed to
John Hilary, director of NGO War on Want, has called this deal “the end of democracy”.
How Labour drove the Lib Dems out of Brent
There are powerful lessons in the Lib Dems’ decimation in London which the Labour Party would do well to remember.
The beginning of the end – lessons from D-Day for today’s political class
Hitler’s reich may not have lasted a thousand years, but a decades-long one was foreseeable as those troops set off from the coast of southern England on 6 June 1944.
Football can no longer belong to a handful of people in a room in Switzerland
Power over the global game must be handed back to fans, and it’s far from impossible.
Strong vocational education is needed to offset the retirement of baby-boomers
Statistics show that a strong vocational education system will be required to help fill over 12 million vacancies by 2022. Of these, those caused by the retirement of the baby-boom generation will vastly outweigh those resulting from business growth.
The Queen’s Speech: not a recall bill, but a fudge
Today’s announcement ultimately puts the power of recall in the hands of parliament rather than the hands of constituents.
The Queen’s Speech: What should be in (but isn’t)
Here are five announcements we would have liked to have seen today.
It’s time to embrace the digital age and introduce online voting
The popularity of clicktivism, e-petitions, and political blogs are evidence that people are willing to politically engage online.
Tenants need regulations, not accreditation, Boris
Boris Johnson is setting a ridiculously low bar for landlords and letting agents.