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Andy Burnham and Land Value Tax
Will Britain's new Prime Minister have the courage of his convictions?
Jul 20
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Another piece at Bearly Politics
The third post in my series on great thinkers of the 20th century focuses on the work of the American theologian and political scientist Reinhold…
Jul 5
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Yes, there is an alternative
But don't expect your elected representatives to tell you about it
Jun 4
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Vision, Political Nous and the ability to Communicate
These are essential qualities for successful political leadership. Keir Starmer struggles with all three, which is why he has to go.
May 12
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Morality in Politics
Lawrence Kohlberg pointed the way to a more just social order. We need his wisdom today more than ever.
May 10
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The Only Vote Worth Casting
is a vote against Reform UK
Apr 26
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Copenhagen: The Search for Historical Truth
And the lessons for politics today
Apr 21
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AI and the Future of Work
I was fortunate in my career but I fear for future generations
Apr 16
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Once again, over at Bearly Politics
A new piece from me inspired by the life and work of the American moral psychologist, Lawrence Kohlberg
Apr 4
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Another World is Possible
The gap between our moral aspirations for the world and global reality has never been greater
Apr 1
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Rawls Reversed
We can't allow those who vote in ignorance to destroy civilisation
Mar 17
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Civilization on the Brink?
Unless we find a way to take back control from the maniacal psychopaths currently running the world, we're in deep trouble.
Mar 10
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