Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s competition commis-sioner, serves as an inspiration for the main character in ‘Borgen’,
Editorial
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The EU has been the most important force for social, economic and environmental progress and peace, in Europe – no petty agendas – for sixty years
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The people who brought us Brexit didn’t know what the effect of the breach would be. No one did; or does. Leading British Leave campaigners, including Boris Johnson, appeared to consider that Britain could retain access to its single market but implement some limits on free movement. In fact, if Britain is to be in […]
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1916 and the ongoing danger of conservative revolution
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If there’s been one new idea introduced into the discourse by the 2016 commemorations, we haven’t registered it. The Rising was an irrational response to a colonialist foe. The proper approach would have been to analytically survey the strengths and weaknesses of the occupying power, and to have respectively avoided and exploited them with the […]
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The general election was tedious and it’s not really clear what message it purveys. The electorate seemed jaded and the politicians delivered no memorable new policies, apart from Renua’s utterly regressive at tax proposal. Village believes that elections should be all about ideas, ideology, policy (and how best to implement them). In these terms the […]
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Post-election 2016
The general election was tedious and it’s not really clear what message it purveys
