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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Euroscepticism in the UK and the EU Budget – a case study
Every so often I’ll be talking with people regarding the special brand of Euroscepticism that prevails in the UK and think to myself I don’t really have a serious case study in mind. Sure, there’s the Daily Express’ “Get us … Continue reading
Posted in European Integration, European Interdependences, European National Politics, Uncategorized, Visions of the Political Future of Europe
Tagged Alienating EU partners, Capitalism, Capture, CIti AM, David Cameron, EU Budget, Euroscepticism, Growth, Identity, Kenneth Clarke, Leading from the rear, Media, Narratives, Norms, Paul Ormerod, Progressive Taxation, State Revenues, Theresa May, UK
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Challenges and the Future of Africa – What insights for Europe?
On Wednesday, October 8th 2014, I was among the audience of the Wincott Lecture (hosted by the eponymous Foundation at Local Government House in London) given by Professor Sir Paul Collier, author of “The Bottom Billion – Why the poorest … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Concepts, European Integration, European Interdependences, European National Politics, Political Concepts, Uncategorized, Visions of the Political Future of Europe
Tagged Africa, Challenges for Africa, Corruption, cultural subsidiarity, Economic policies, economic subsidiarity, Europe, How Sociology links with Economics and Politics, Identity, Industrial Policy, Institutions, Narratives, Norms, Paul Collier, predation, Sociology, the tension between cultural and economic subsidiarity
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Coming back: Some changes and the promise of regular posts
Dear reader, My apologies; I’ve been quiet for too long. If you are a regular reader of this website you are entitled to be rightly ticked off and legitimate in having all but written me and this website off. Here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Maintenance
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