Sitemap - 2014 - Existential Politics
How Heidegger shows us the meaning of society
Karl Polanyi and the politics and economics of mass immigration
In Praise of Yvette Cooper - for standing up against the paralysing ‘liberal’ consensus
How social liberalism’s triumph is turning to defeat
A letter to potential UKIP voters – from the liberal establishment
Of drift and doubt: on Ed Miliband’s conference speech
A few short thoughts on Scotland and the United Kingdom
Some thoughts on the environment and politics, and other things
There’s no getting away from it: Rotherham exposes the liberal-left’s moral vacuum
Mrs Thatcher was actually right: there is no such *thing* as society
The bullying of Austin Mitchell shows once more where hegemony lies in Labour
NUS double-talk on university admissions: a classic of the genre
The immigrationists: continuing their fight against democracy
Labour has fallen in with the wrong kind of feminist
A cynic’s guide to Labour’s NEC elections
Labour’s infrastructure commission would be a Treasury-controlled monster
Owen Jones: playing to the crowd
Why the left is in such a muddle over immigration
Labour's mixed-up confusion on race and diversity
On knowledge and ignorance: Karl Popper’s legacy for today
The rise of ideological feminism (Part III on Karl Popper and contemporary ideologies)
False prophecies – and Islamism as political ideology: Part II on Popper and ideology
Karl Popper and the fight against nonsense ideology. Part I
UKIP’s European surge – lessons for the left
The beauty and the beast of liberalism
In praise of Heidegger, the Nazi
We shouldn’t be fighting Tony Blair’s Middle East ‘battle’
Food Banks: Of community - and polarised politics
Liberal poster outrage, and the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of UKIP
One Nation Quotas: uniting by division?
A speech not delivered at the Labour Special Conference on party reform
(Almost) All Good: thoughts on The Collins Review into Labour Party Reform
Why the Green Party will never break through
Schopenhauer on Hegel: "A flat-headed, insipid, nauseating, illiterate charlatan."
On the Political – immigration and Chantal Mouffe’s challenge to liberal orthodoxy