Richard Burge

Richard Burge was chief executive of the Countryside Alliance in Britain. He is a partner in Kimberley Burge, a development finance advisory service.

Africa, Europe, and carbon credits: a proposal

Do you agree with Richard Burge that carbon credits are a good way to address climate change? Caspar Henderson, editor of openDemocracy's "politics of climate change"

By Richard Burge

/ 28 Jun 2005

The burden of accountability

President Bush has rallied his troops for what he calls “The first warof the 21st century”. What is your view of this crisis, where, briefly, do you stand? This is the question we are putting to people around the world, especially those with their own public reputation and following. Our aim, to h

By Richard Burge

/ 6 Feb 2003

The right to hunt? Englands new constitutional debate

All round the world, more and more people live in cities. Yet, as modern life becomes overwhelmingly urban, hunting in the woods, rivers, seas and countryside is becoming increasingly popular

By Richard Burge and Karen Bartlett

/ 17 Sep 2002

Coming or going? NGOs in the new political landscape

Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have been one of the success stories of civil society and democracy for two decades. They have brought together issues of social justice, the environment and sustainability.

By Anthony Barnett, Ian Christie, Tom Bentley, Richard Burge, Rebecca Willis and Charles Secrett

/ 29 Aug 2001

Richard Burge

Africa, Europe, and carbon credits: a proposal

The burden of accountability

The right to hunt? England&#146;s new constitutional debate

Coming or going? NGOs in the new political landscape

The right to hunt? Englands new constitutional debate