Is the next general election a foregone conclusion?
This article examines whether the outcomes of the general election are already known and whether there is any actual competition or distinction between the two major parties.
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Poland: the defeat of populists, ramifications for Europe, Ukraine and liberals
Poland's return to the European mainstream and its implication for Poland, Europe and Liberals!
Crisis in Sudan: considering the causes & consequences of the current conflict
Claire Manning-Duignan explores the history and ongoing realities of the conflict in Sudan
Neglecting the North: Margaret Thatcher, Rishi Sunak and the North/South divide
The Tory party conference 2023, held recently in Manchester, has stirred up frustration among many people in the north of England following Rishi Sunak’s announcement to abandon HS2. To many,…
Party time: the takeaway from this year’s political party conferences
Esme Bell discusses the recent Conservative and Labour party conferences, and what they could mean for the upcoming elections.
The Green New Deal: a solution to both climate crisis and social inequality?
The Green New Deal: is it the way to simultaneously combat climate change and forge societies based on justice and equality?
Power or femininity: Why can’t women have both?
Josie Oatley explores the historical and modern obstacle that femininity has played in women's acquisition of power.
Vietnamese political shake-up: the impact of accountability
Caitlyn Clement discusses the potential power shift in Vietnam politics in light of the latest graft crackdown developments
Success in the Age of Modernity
Success for modern society explored through global economy, Brexit and music
Geographies of violence: The intersection of race and class in France’s banlieues
Phoenix Woolnough explores the politics of race and class in France’s banlieues. As sites of social segregation and violence, these areas underscore the country’s pervasive hierarchies and institutional discrimination.