Jeremy Putley

Jeremy Putley is a retired accountant. His work includes “The Moral Vacuum and the American Constitution”, Political Quarterly, 1997. He has lived in the US, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East and Moldova.

My 350 on BREXIT: The duty of members of parliament according to Edmund Burke

Parliament has to undertake the work involved, especially if the matter is extremely complicated.

By Jeremy Putley

/ 15 Jul 2016

The rise and fall of Mikhail Khodorkovsky

Does a personal vendetta lie behind the imprisonment of Russia’s once-richest oligarch, Mikhail Khodorkovsky? Was the Kremlin the real power behind the murder of the mayor of Nefteyugansk, for which Khodorkovsky is being punished? Jeremy Putley reviews a well-researched new book by Martin Sixsmith

By Jeremy Putley

/ 22 Mar 2010

Crime without punishment: Russian policy in Chechnya

In Chechnya there is no crime committed by a member of the Russian armed forces against a Chechen national which would be likely to result in punishment

By Jeremy Putley

/ 27 Jul 2003