PM invites unidentified supporters of Health and Social Care Bill to No 10
Being part of the Union makes Scotland stronger, safer, richer and fairer. So says David Cameron, but Scotland is building an alternative vision of itself as a nation, outside the parameters of the neo-liberal model.
The Prime Minister has conceded that there will be a Scottish independence referendum and argued the case for the Union on these terms. This is a historic moment for Britain. openDemocracy asks its readers for their response in an open forum on the future of the Union.
How ‘rolling back the state’ enriches and empowers a few big commercial outsourcers
The SNP wish to lower the age of franchise for Scotland's independence referendum to 16 years of age. Is it wise to ask 'wee bairns' to make the biggest decision the country has faced for a generation?
Novara is a weekly Resonance FM show discussing political theory, practice and aesthetics, hosted by Aaron Peters.
This edition is with Dan Hind, author of 'Return of the Public&
The EU it is at once both a neo-liberal market project and an internationalist social democratic bloc. For both the Left and Right in Britain, it poses as many problems as it answers.
The Prime Minister's Edinburgh speech on the Union was a historic moment for British politics. Now Scots must find their answer to his claim that Scotland in the Union is 'stronger, safer, richer and fairer'.
In a letter to The Lancet 154 leading paediatricians call on the government to drop the Health and Social Care Bill
In it's latest book, "Where does money come from?", the New Economics Foundation provides one of the sharpest accounts of money creation in recent times. Can your high street bank really create money?
