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Population Displacement

Season 6 Episode 5

Displacement of civilian populations is a feature of politics in many parts of the world. War is perhaps the most familiar driver of displacement – w…

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Political Philosophy and Climate Change

Season 6 Episode 4

Climate change is perhaps the greatest challenge facing humans today. Yet politics appears to be failing to deliver the required response. 

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Politics in Northern Ireland

Season 6 Episode 3

Most of the UK went to the polls last week, and the vote in Northern Ireland was perhaps particularly significant. Next year will mark 25 years since…

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Voting Systems and the Representation of Women

Season 6 Episode 2

No democracy in the world has yet achieved equal representation for women in its national parliament. So it’s important to understand what could be d…

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The Politics of Climate Change

Season 6 Episode 1

Climate change is – as the article we’re discussing this week puts it – ‘the quintessential long-term problem’. Action is needed to avert massive lon…

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The Origins of the Secular State

Season 5 Episode 10

Some states are secular, while others are based, to a greater or lesser degree, on religion. The difference matters. Secular states are more likely t…

4 years, 6 months ago

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Courage in Politics

Season 5 Episode 9

We’re looking this week at the political role of courage. The current, dreadful conflict in Ukraine provides numerous extraordinary examples of coura…

4 years, 7 months ago

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The Transformation of British Welfare Policy

Season 5 Episode 8

A new book out this month by our colleague Tom O’Grady begins with a remarkable quotation from a UN Special Rapporteur writing in 2018 about welfare …

4 years, 7 months ago

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The Origins of Social Trust

Season 5 Episode 7

We talk a lot about trust – or, more often, the lack of trust – in politics. Often we’re referring to people’s trust in politicians. But social trust…

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Why did Argentina invade the Malvinas/Falklands in 1982?

Season 5 Episode 6

The fortieth anniversary of the Malvinas/Falklands War of 1982 is coming up in just a few weeks’ time. There will no doubt be many retrospectives, wh…

4 years, 7 months ago

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