Blog
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Squandered Opportunity: Inertia in Education Policy in Post-Covid England
What has happened to the government’s ‘build back better’ pledge?
- Health, Education & Welfare
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Scottish Politics After Sturgeon
Where stands Scottish politics? It's a question with significant implications for next year's UK general election and for the dynamics of British politics thereafter.
- Elections & Campaigning
- Scotland
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MPs are Boycotting Early Day Motions. Here is why, and how to fix it
Capping the use of EDMs and introducing procedural innovations could return them to the public’s orbit of influence.
- Parliament
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South Korea: The Lasting Pitfalls of the ‘Imperial Presidency’
Despite lengthy debate of shortcomings of South Korea’s presidentialism, comprehensive constitutional reform has failed to materialise.
- Constitution
- Voting systems
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The Bell Tolls Midnight? The ‘Partygate’ Investigation into former UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson
What exactly is Boris Johnson being investigated for?
- Conservative Party
- Parliament
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Can Gordon Brown and Keir Starmer Save the UK?
Opportunities don’t come around very often, so let’s hope Labour is able to seize this one.
- Devolution
- Labour Party
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State Censorship of BBC docuseries on Modi is an Attack on the Indian Constitution
With the recent release of the BBC’s docuseries ‘The Modi Question’, there has been an uproar within India and among Indians living abroad.
- Media
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What’s the Good of Public Religion?
Calling for a greater recognition of Britain as a ‘community of communities’.
- Immigration
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A Hapless Government Produces an Unlikely Hero
One of the Truss government's remarkable achievements was to elevate the OBR from dull forecasting body to central pillar of fiscal responsibility.
- Conservative Party
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Truss Got One Thing Right: Politicians Must 'Educate' Voters
Say what you like about Liz Truss; she set a positive example in being open and in depth than politicians usually are when it comes to explaining economic policies to voters.
- Conservative Party