As the FT asks this morning: It is entirely appropriate that the FT raises this question. For decades, neoliberalism has dictated that all economic activity
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As is readily apparent, everywhere, Labour is in turmoil and chronic electoral decline. Its general election win last July might, I suspect, prove to be
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If politics is always about resolving the conflicts within and between groups in society so that they can co-exist, even if one is favoured over
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Suggested by Milke Parr, and so appropriate as a description of the goal of social neoliberalism: Little boxes on the hillsideLittle boxes made of ticky-tackyLittle
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Channel 4 has an article out today on its feature on current political opinion in Grimsby – which it has chosen without very good representative
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As the New York Times has noted: Trump administration lawyers have determined that an 18th-century wartime law the president has invoked to deport suspected members
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Public sector finance figures are out today from the Office for National Statistics. They are relevant simply because Rachel Reeves is planning to impose massive
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UK ministers are claiming ill health is over-medicalised in the UK. It isn’t. It’s under-politicised instead. It’s neoliberalism that is making us ill, but they
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I am asking for a friend. I had an article in The National yesterday that was headlined: I had this note in response from a
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