Why is China Viewed So Negatively When the West is Dictatorial? (Part 1)
Steven Dibben argues that our thoughts on China as a dictatorial state serves the interest of the political agendas of our not-so-openly-democratic West?
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Please Can The Ghosts of Christmas Change our Vice-Chancellor?
Can the ghosts of Christmas show our VC that universities run on more than money?
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Why Democracy Demands a Second Referendum
In light of the looming Brexit agreement parliamentary showdown, Max Burt stresses the need to for a people’s vote before it is too late.
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The Banking Crisis: Lesson Not Learned
Tom Townend explores the profound problems with our banking system.
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Malaysia’s Historic General Election: A New Chapter, Led by an Old Face
For the first time ever in its history as an independent nation, power has transferred hands in Malaysia. Writer Kieran Murray explains.
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Is it Time to Revolutionize the House of Lords?
Tom Brown assesses the role of the House of Lords in British democracy.
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The Return Of The Natives
The constitutionality of the Trump administration’s ‘Muslim ban’ (and there is good reason to believe the→
I Wish I Had Voted For Brexit (Part Two of Two)
Tom Townend further explains the reason that has lead him to re-consider his referendum vote.
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I Wish I Had Voted For Brexit (Part One of Two)
Tom Townened is reconsidering his referendum vote, after seeing a new dimension of the EU debate come to the surface in the aftermath of Brexit.
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Spitzenkandidaten – A Key Term Invisible In Our EU Debate
Tom Townend looks at how the mainstream press fails to cover the EU in a sophisticated manner, using both Pro-EU and Anti-Eu examples.
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