Blood for the Future
The Northern Ireland “Troubles” in Les Levine’s Resurrection
How Game of Thrones Will End
Spoilers from the fifteenth century
The Catholic ’68
Love and Protest
“No Gods, No Masters”
Antisemitic tropes and utopian ideals in imagining and resisting capitalism
The 1970s Gay Sex Scandal That Enthralled Britons Is Back
What the Thorpe affair reveals about the history of elite men seeking sex and relationships with other men
The Origins of Mutuality
How worker co-operation has emerged and re-emerged over time in the City of London
Be Here Now
A review of 1997: The Future that Never Happened
Are EU Exit Referenda Good for Democracy?
Referenda are important instruments of democratic politics. They have been used since the late eighteenth century in various circumstances of political life, most often in relation to constitutional change or issues of self-determination. In contemporary democratic societies, there is pressure to submit contested political questions to popular vote, in order ...
Voting Dangerously: Britain, Europe, and the United States
Back in 2015, the French woke up having to mobilize against the threat of Marine Le Pen’s National Front party, infamously nationalist and anti-immigrant, after its overwhelming victory in the first round of regional elections in 2015. Earlier that year, Poles elected a president endorsed by the Law and Justice ...