The Future of Politics
May 14, 2008 Gordon Brown - will he keep going down? Asks William D. Rubinstein William D. Rubinstein
May 12, 2008 What is it about London Mayors and Marxist Sects? Boris Johnson, Munira Mirza, the Revolutionary Communist Party and the delayed coming of history Michael Mosbacher
April 30, 2008 Richard D. North on the disastrous rule of the baby boomers: How 1968 ruined government - and how to get over it Richard D. North
March 19, 2008 The Long Good Friday: Brendan Simms reassesses the United States' role in the Northern Ireland Peace Process Brendan Simms
January 10, 2008 Gordon Brown: Down and Out? So It Seems - argues William D. Rubinstein William D. Rubinstein
October 26, 2007 Age and Baldness strike again: Cable and Campbell too bald and too old for politics - Christie Davies recalls less prejudiced times when democracy meant gerontocracy Christie Davies
October 03, 2007 Jeremy Black asks, will the postal strike scupper plans for a general election? Jeremy Black
September 14, 2007 Radical, serious and coherent - more like mainstream, trivial and patchy: Richard D. North reviews the Gummer-Goldsmith report to the Conservatives on the environment - Blueprint for a Green Economy - and is left distinctly under-whelmed Richard D. North
July 23, 2007 What Boris must do if he is to beat Ken Livingstone: Harry Phibbs offers some advice to Boris Johnson Harry Phibbs
July 05, 2007 David Cameron and Taxation: William D. Rubinstein argues that taxes under a future Cameron-led Conservative government will only go in one direction - UP William D. Rubinstein
June 21, 2007 Labour's Culture War against Muslims in Britain: a Matter of Honours and Honour Killings - A Personal Perspective by Christie Davies Christie Davies
May 01, 2007 It is the decision which has made Tony Blair unpopular - going to war in Iraq - that has enabled Blair to acquire dignity and become admirable - argues Richard D. North, author of Mr Blair's Messiah Politics Richard D. North

