Positive peace is more than the absence of war. Groups campaigning to advance the causes that are vital to building it would find greater synergy if they recognised their interdependence. A local experiment confirms this.
In the wake of the crash, the election and the Coalition budget, Scotland's leader repositions the National government he leads, in what could prove a historic moment for Scottish politics.
As some of us wonder when we will start to gear up for a referendum on the voting system, with the Coalition still unable to tell us its proposed date,
Introduction
1. United for Local Television (“ULTV”) is a coalition representing groups seeking to develop a new tier of television services catering for local communities (“local TV”).
2. ULTV congratulates
General Comments
It is clear that the BBC must continuously review its output and its strategy, especially at a time of both rapid technological change and economic uncertainty. However, we
The UK's Coalition has delivered its first and potentially defining budget under the banner of fairness. How do its figures stack up? An insider from Brown's policy team responds.
The European Union may very well be stumbling into recession with Germany and the UK to the fore as they savage public spending. But there are also long-term political problems that the EU’s political classes choose to ignore.
We revisit an article from 2007 meditating on the export of the possible break up of Belgium back across the channel to the country responsible for Belgium's creation in the first place
Professor Vernon Bogdanor, constitutional adviser to the Cameron government, embodies the complacency and conservatism of the British political elite.
A Message from Refugee and Migrant Justice:
A follow up on the author's analysis of Britain's new Coalition government in the light of Cameron's response to the findings of the Bloody Sunday inquiry
