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Author: John Nugée

MPs head towards showdown

John Nugée December 2, 2018 December 2, 2018All articles, Politics

Throughout the long and tortuous negotiation with Brussels over the terms of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, Mrs May has always known that she has had two very different tasks. The first of these has been to persuade the EU to agree to a form of words which she…

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Populism in Practice

John Nugée February 12, 2018 January 22, 2018All articles, Politics

In our previous two articles in this series we have considered the phenomenon of populism, how it operates and what gives rise to it, and how the current state of the developed world has led to the current surge in populist parties and policies.  In this article we look at…

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The Causes of Populism

John Nugée February 5, 2018 January 22, 2018All articles, Politics

In our article last week we looked at the rise of populism in recent years, and explored what populism is, what typically leads to a populist surge and what some of the consequences for and effects on democracy and the wider society are when politics takes on a populist hue.…

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