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April 2023
The long march of low liberalism - A review of Bringing Down Goliath by Jolyon Maugham
Bringing Down Goliath comes with baggage. Jolyon Maugham is founder and director of the Good Law Project, an organization which uses the law to achieve…
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Why Poland matters
A review of God’s Playground: A History of Poland (Volumes I and II) by Norman Davies
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A review of Matt Goodwin’s Values, Voice and Virtue
In Values, Voice and Virtue, Matt Goodwin argues that a liberal ‘new elite’ dominates Britain, the values and interests of this elite conflicting with…
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Thomas Prosser
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Three questions about the sociocultural class
This week, Matt Goodwin, a well-known British political scientist, published Values, Voice and Virtue, a book arguing that a ‘new elite’ of…
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Whatever their arguments, Covid vaccine sceptics will probably never convince me
Recently, Covid vaccine sceptics have enjoyed a growing profile. In an article on Bari Weiss’s Substack, Vinay Prasad and John Mandrola draw attention…
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To protect freedom of speech, universities should disaffiliate from Stonewall
This week, the London School of Economics (LSE) ended its relationship with the LGBTQ+ rights charity Stonewall. The decision follows debates about…
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The Conservatives didn’t become a workers' party, but may be becoming a party of the middle
Following the 2019 election, some heralded a great realignment in British politics. Contrary to historic trends, increasing volumes of working classes…
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