Labour must decide ? is this government useless or evil?
Team Miliband needs a coherent line of attack in order to capitalise on coalition troubles. It may not be hard to find
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Anders Breivik is a terrorist, so we should treat him like one
We comb over every word from Oslo, but disregard al-Qaida's rants. The lack of consistency speaks volumes
Published by: The Guardian
David Miliband on voting in his own constituency: ‘South Shields feels a very long way away from politics’ – video
MP David Miliband talks about the issue of democratic engagement on a local level. He says the sense that people cannot affect politics is profound and we have to re-power communities rather than mess around with constitutional system
Published by: The Guardian
Ngaire Woods: ‘Democracy is not just about being elected’ ? video
University of Oxford professor in global economic governance, Ngaire Woods, considers task of government to ensure that the rule of law is enforced
Published by: The Guardian
Ngaire Woods on democracy and globalisation: ‘We should hold each of our own governments to account’ – video
Professor of global economic governance at University of Oxford, Ngaire Woods, rejects the idea that governments are 'buffeted by the winds' of globalisation and says they need to become more responsive
Published by: The Guardian
David Miliband, Jeffrey Sachs and Ngaire Woods: watch the debate in full ? video
Are we facing a crisis of democracy? Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland chairs a debate at the Guardian Open Weekend between David Miliband, Jeffrey Sachs and Ngaire Woods
Published by: The Guardian
Jeffrey Sachs: ‘I think we’re facing a crisis of governance’ ? video
Leading economist Jeffrey Sachs talks about the challenges of globalisation which are putting pressure even on high income democracies
Published by: The Guardian
Beinart is not our wicked son
You're probably exhausted. Attending, let alone hosting, two Seders will do that to a person. You've packed away the Haggadot by now and won't be in the mood for a reminder. But forgive one more mention of the Four Sons (or Four Children, for those who...
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
Labour can take a route to national power through big-city mayors’ offices
Winning mayoralties is the party's best chance of power this side of 2015, but it must be wary of a Bradford-style kicking
Published by: The Guardian
The Big Bang
A review of new books by Zbigniew Brzezinski and Robert Kagan on the state of America
Published by: The New York Times