Identity Politics

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  Political Ideas | Book review

  10 Nov 24

  Review: Left Is Not Woke, by Susan Neiman

  Why each kind of wokeness now experiences its own oppressed minority like a separate ‘tribe’.

  Dick Pountain

  • Identity Politics
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  09 Oct 23

  Review: Concealed Silences and Inaudible Voices in Political Thinking, by Michael Freeden

  Anders Berg-Sørensen

  • Elections & Campaigning
  • Populism
  • Identity Politics
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  Society & Culture | Journal article

  04 Oct 23

  Review: Equality. The History of an Elusive Idea, by Darrin M. McMahon

  Branko Milanovic

  • Equality
  • Identity Politics
  • USA
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  Parties & Elections | Journal article

  22 Sep 23

  The Politics of England: National Identities and Political Englishness

  Lawrence McKay and John Denham

  • Political Parties
  • Sovereignty
  • Identity Politics
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  12 Aug 23

  Independence is not Going Away: The Importance of Education and Birth Cohorts

  Lindsay Paterson

  • Sovereignty
  • Identity Politics
  • Scotland
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  16 Jul 23

  The Rise and Rise of English Nationalism?

  David Mccrone

  • Conservative Party
  • Sovereignty
  • Identity Politics
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  Political Ideas | Book review

  10 Jul 23

  Review: Spectres of Pessimism: A Cultural Logic of the Worst, by Mark Schmitt

  Michael Rustin

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • Identity Politics
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  Political Ideas | Book review

  22 Jun 23

  Review: Not So Black and White. A History of Race from White Supremacy to Identity Politics, by Kenan Malik.

  Jon Bloomfield

  • Identity Politics
  • Racism & Antisemitism
  • Human Rights
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  Public Policy | Journal article

  23 May 23

  That Awkward Region: Writing and Advising on the History of Northern Ireland

  The history of Northern Ireland poses two particular challenges for the political historian.

  Niamh Gallagher

  • Sovereignty
  • Identity Politics
  • Ireland
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  Political Ideas | Book review

  18 Mar 23

  Review: Making Sense of a United Ireland. Should It Happen? How Might It Happen?, by Brendan O'Leary

  Daniel Finn reviews 'Making Sense of a United Ireland: Should It Happen? How Might It Happen?' by Brendan O'Leary.

  Daniel Finn

  • Sovereignty
  • Identity Politics
  • Ireland