Public Policy and the Past

Sunday, 30 September 2018

Is the Labour Party institutionally racist?

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Is the UK Labour party institutionally anti-Semitic? Almost unbelievably, that has become a real live matter of public debate over the...
Friday, 13 July 2018

The end... again

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So it's been a very long year. To be honest, as politics speeds up (and weirds up), it's often seemed that it will go on forever....
Wednesday, 27 June 2018

Labour's basic presumptions are false

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So as you will know by now, 'Public Policy and the Past' is no fan of the UK's ruling Conservative Party - at least in its pr...
Tuesday, 29 May 2018

How can experts help governments think?

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Note: this is the written text forming the conclusion of the author's Inaugural Lecture, held at Oxford Brookes University on Wednesd...
Tuesday, 1 May 2018

What will the local elections tell us?

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This Thursday, Britain's political parties face their first major electoral challenge since last June, when Labour's unexpected...
Monday, 2 April 2018

The Conservatives' Prospectus is Plain Wrong

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The UK’s Conservatives are probably feeling pretty chipper at the moment. They’ve managed to just about hold together during the process...
Wednesday, 7 February 2018

Does neoliberalism exist?

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Neoliberalism. It's the buzz word of the day. Well, okay, it's not bandied around all that much in everyday life, but engage with...
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I'm an academic historian of contemporary Britain, and thought I'd share my thoughts (for what they're worth!) on this blog.
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