Paul Walsh is a teacher, writer, and precarious worker. He writes on grassroots politics, social movements, and neoliberalism. Find him on twitter: @josipa74.
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Published in: openDemocracyUKIt’s time for the Brexiteers to awake from their red white and blue daydreamAs the government preps the nuclear bunker for no deal, those who talk of ‘delivering Brexit for the people’ seem to view the world through the high windows of a colonial office.
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Published in: openDemocracyUKLexit: The biggest unicorn of them allLexiters who portray the EU as mostly underpinned by Hayekian neoliberalism have got it wrong, writes Paul Walsh.
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Published in: TransformationThe dangers of a push-button BrexitThe 2016 vote offered a binary choice of in or out. Any new vote must expand the conversation.
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Published in: TransformationTrapped on Brexit IslandHow did we get here, and how do we escape? Transforming education would be a start.
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Published in: TransformationBrexit, Corbyn and us: what disappointment can teach us about politics and ourselvesIf politicians aren’t planning for disappointment then they’re not living in reality.
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Published in: HomeHalfway to Gilead: how the alt-right’s online culture wars made hate mainstreamBreitbart himself said that “politics is downstream from culture”. Expanding what’s sayable to determine what is doable, here’s how the alt-right grew roots. Review of Angela Nagle’s Kill All Normies.