Martin Shaw is a Professorial Fellow in International Relations and Human Rights at the University of Roehampton and a Research Professor at the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Inter-nacionals. He is als
Starmer inherits a situation in which the entwined constitutional questions of Brexit and Scottish independence have already helped break two Labour leaders.
Lawrence Freedman’s preliminary account of scientific advice and political judgement hitherto in UK-policymaking during the pandemic, fails to take culpable ignorance into account. A reply.
The campaigning organisation 38 Degrees has adopted a version of 'neutrality' that means kow-towing to a restrictive vision of Brexit. The first part of our debate over what 'neutrality' means in these fractious times.
This is probably the first opportunity since Blair’s disastrous Iraq venture fractured Labour’s support for Labour to reconstruct the alliance of left and centre which Blairites reminisce about.
Jerusalem is not just a site of ‘conflict’, as the INOGS conference programme says. It is a site in which questions of ‘genocide’, the deliberate destruction of communities, are all too live.
