perspectives

BY NOAH KEATE As an avid user of twitter, I have long been interested in how individuals behave differently on the platform compared to...

BY JAMES BALDWIN There are many people who have gone unrecognised for vital work in their fields. Look at the natural sciences – Howard...

By JAZIR MOHAMMED This book is the last of the works of a highly esteemed social scientist, whose name I remember had appeared during my...

BY NOAH KEATE Diaries are a fascinating source of history for many reasons. Firstly, their immediacy. Entries are usually written the day...

As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY JAMIE SPRATT (2nd year - Economics and PAIS - Durham, UK) Laura Dodsworth’s newest book is...

As featured in Edition 38, available here. BY NIALL HAWKINS (3rd year - History and Politics - Berkhamsted, UK) In the sequel to 2016’s...

BY NOAH KEATE Ben Rhodes, author of The World As It Is, pictured with President Barack Obama on Air Force One in 2011. It was Michael...

BY NOAH KEATE Jess Phillips MP, pictured here in 2017 on the left at an event for International Women's Day in 2017, in her latest book...

Written by Noah Keate If you want to listen to someone with longstanding expert political analysis, you can’t go far wrong with Steve...

Written by Noah Keate The Palace of Westminster, pictured here in 2012, is the political epicentre of the UK. What is the purpose of...