The Oxford University 'Congregation', the University's sovereign body which includes all permanent academic faculty, met in the Sheldonian theatre on 8 February to debate whether it
The Reader on the Winter Protests in Britain is now up! Freed download or scan its 350 pages
A campaign for Modern Liberty with which OurKingdom and openDemocracy are strongly associated gains legislative expression. Well done, and let's build on the achievement.
The Oxford University 'Congregation', the University's sovereign body which includes all permanent academic faculty, met in the Sheldonian theatre on 8 February to debate whether it
Despite Cameron's talk of 'the failure of multiculturalism', the Coalition are abandoning a British tradition of culturally-sensitive integration. Instead, they are adopting a state multiculturalism that is segregationist and poses a grave threat to minority communities.
An epicycle in the arguments for the Alternative Vote in the coming UK referendum, it permits you to only vote once just like now!
The head of Oxford's student union addresses the faculty
One of Britain's leading contemporary historians and political analysts who served as a Labour MP, worked in the EU Commission and helped create the SDP responds to Anthony Barnett's recent critique of the Deputy Prime Minister
Why the UK's higher education policy is topsy-turvey
Lenin is dead. And so, if you hadn’t noticed, are Sidney and Beatrice Webb. Yet the Labour Party is still in the grip of the politics of elitism. For the party to reclaim power, it must lay these ghosts to rest and embrace democracy - not as a means to grab state power, but as an end in itself.
The second in OK's series of the speeches from Oxford University's debate on cuts, fees and higher education
