by Jessica Reed at the ECC event
A couple of minutes ago I chatted with Geraldo Adriano Godoy de Campos, a University professor of International Relations in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
by Jessica Reed at the National ECC UK event
This saturday finds me in York, attending the UK national event of the European Citizens Consultations. Anthony Barnett and I covered
by Jessica Reed
Yesterday a Philadelphia court has defeated an effort made by Congress to "regulate" harmful for minors speech on the Internet. This would have applied to
by Tan Copsey and the openDemocracy team
This week’s comedic odyssey actually began several weeks ago, with a story of poor brothel owners negatively impacted by climate change (hat-tip
While I find the idea perfectly respectable, I doubt this man will actually manage to accomplish his goal... What do you think?
No impact man - where a NYC family
by Tan Copsey
Last week this blog featured a little post on political cricket. I delved, rather briefly, into the odd and slightly seamy underside of another global sporting tournament.
by Johannes Koch
In support of World Water Day, we have put together a series of images from around the globe documenting the issue of water.
Click to launch the
From the openDemocracy forums, an interesting post on "citizen journalism" and the use of internet:
France's Constitutional Court approved a law banning citizens from filming violence;
by Jessica Reed
Have you checked the London Festival of Europe blog yet? It is hosted by openDemocracy and updated dsaily for the duration of the Festival. Right now there
by Tan Copsey
Slate has a rather interesting piece on predictive markets. As you probably know openDemocracy is also running its own predictive markets, the difference being, ours don’t
by Tan Copsey and the openDemocracy team
Today we mark the 4th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. We do so in the shadow of continuing destruction, death and despair.
This morning, I took the Political Compass test, because supposedly, 'There's abundant evidence for the need of it.'
The idea is to give derive a graphical
