When social change movements of all kinds are under attack, progressives need to build coalitions and to talk to one another as never before. Feminist models and methodologies can enrich every social change movement
Sweden needs to reinvent itself around the idea of constitutionalism in order to create a future that is truly shared between new Swedes and older. An interview with Maciej Zaremba (audio, 45mins)
It is understandable that people are fearful of Murdoch's power over the media, but there is no real justification for Vince Cable to intervene in News Corp's takeover of BSkyB.
It is understandable that people are fearful of Murdoch's power over the media, but there are no real grounds for Vince Cable to intervene in News Corp's takeover of BSkyB.
Adam Smith examines the unanswered questions in Michele Monni's defence of secularism in the wake of the Pope's visit to the UK.
The media outrage over the reduction in child benefit for higher rate taxpayers has not been matched by concern at the cap on benefits for workless families.
There are major concerns within the unions, the business community and the third sector over the consequences of the C.oalition government's cap on immigration.
In an age when wealth and power present a more diffuse and benign face to the world, the soft authority of knowledge is ever more important as a force for social change. The politics of knowledge – how ideas are created, used and disseminated – represents a key issue for the social change communit
It is about time that thinking people in the UK recognised that trade unions are a good thing, integral to democracy as representatives of working people who would otherwise be voiceless.
How our exaggerated respect for personal freedom and independence undermines the social fabric of modern societies
Many congratulations to OurKingdom author Clare Sambrook who has been shortlisted for the prestigious Bevins Prize, established to recognize outstanding achievement in investigative journalism.
In this second part of her review of the effectiveness of the EU’s human rights policy, Eleanor Bindman looks at the Russian response to this policy since the year 2000. Putin’s presidency was marked by increasing intolerance at being ‘lectured to’ by the EU, while Medvedev’s incumbency has given
