How to lose a referendum, by Jason Farrell and Paul Goldsmith – book review
A tale stunning in its simultaneous simplicity and complexity
25 July 2018 · Leave a comment
Dr Beeching’s Remedy: A Cure for a Century of the Railway’s Ills, by David N Clough – book review
Forensic analysis. Wrongly titled.
18 July 2018 · Leave a comment
The Last Campaign: Robert F Kennedy and 82 days that inspired America, by Thurston Clarke – book review
Why a campaign that lasted just 82 days still has resonance today
10 June 2018 · Leave a comment
The Strategy Book, by Max Mckeown – book review
Powerful – and empowering
19 May 2018 · Leave a comment
All things Bright-on beautiful? #Lab17
‘A normal, social occasion’ – G Greene
27 September 2017 · Leave a comment
No is not enough, by Naomi Klein – book review
Not enough. But a start.
31 July 2017 · Leave a comment
Why the Tories won, by Tim Ross – book review #Election2017
Are we in Groundhog Day?
2 May 2017 · Leave a comment
The Unfinished Revolution by Philip Gould – book review
After Copeland, some lessons from the 1990s
27 February 2017 · 2 Comments
Clive Lewis, Kremlinology, and the Corbyn end game
Tipping point for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership?
8 February 2017 · Leave a comment
