Time is ticking down. The day is almost upon us. Are you ready to make an informed decision? If not, you might like to do some last-minute referendum related research… Debates have become increasingly heated, emotions are running high, hashtags have been engaged and polls are predicting Brexit. The run up to the EU referendum … Continue reading
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The Europe Dilemma and In the Name of the People have been nominated at this year’s Political Book Awards Continue reading
Described as ‘a necessary examination of the way that the MPLA works’, In the Name of the People has been chosen as an African Arguments book of 2014. Continue reading
The man who made modern China, Deng Xiaoping is seen by its current leaders as the model to be emulated. Continue reading
Brexit, a new book looking at who is to blame for the current British mess over Europe. Continue reading
Primarily remembered for creating the NHS, Nye Bevan also changed British attitudes. Continue reading
Hong Kong continues to occupy a unique position as the last place in China where its leaders can truly be themselves. Continue reading
Why it can be said Deng Xiaoping’s political inheritance is behind the current protests in Hong Kong. Continue reading
