Callum Alexander Scott

Callum Alexander Scott is a freelance writer. He is currently doing a PhD in media sociology at Goldsmiths University, London. His interests lie in power relations between elites, media and the masses. He tweets, occasionally: @CallumAScott

The Trumpification of the Conservative party

Johnson and Cummings are waging information war on the UK.

By Callum Alexander Scott

/ 30 May 2020

The Trumpification of the Conservative party

Establishment journalists have betrayed the ideals of the Fourth Estate

The reluctance of senior British journalists to accept their failures has put us all in greater jeopardy. The election result will probably just embolden them.

By Callum Alexander Scott

/ 13 Dec 2019

Establishment journalists have betrayed the ideals of the Fourth Estate

Our circulation of the elite guard is no democracy

We've had quite enough of being ruled by lions - and by foxes. In 2018, we must build a people’s guard of meaningful, participatory democracy.

By Callum Alexander Scott

/ 23 Jan 2018

Inequality: when the masters propel us further into class conflict

Aristotle once explained that if wealth ever became too skewed into the hands of too few people, then the majority might well exercise their ‘numerical superiority’ to redistribute that wealth.

By Callum Alexander Scott

/ 20 Jan 2017