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The Feminising Fallout of Britain’s EU Referendum: Is this the New Face of Feminism?

by Julie Gottlieb on July 5, 2016

By Clarisse Berthezène and Julie Gottlieb Who would have thought that one of the most remarkable outcomes of Britain’s EU referendum would have been the rise of women in politics—across the board, across the spectrum,

Post-Referendum Depression

by Julie Gottlieb on July 1, 2016

The terms whirling around this referendum campaign have been that voting for Brexit is an act of immense self-harm and

Brexit: A Lesson from Yugoslavia

by Fedja Buric on June 30, 2016

On June 23, 2016 the UK decided to leave the European Union. The Brexit referendum, like any other, was supposed

Standing on the edge of greatness, looking in: English football’s inglorious isolation

by James Chetwood on June 22, 2016

Thirty years of hurt has turned into fifty, and England are still waiting for football to come home. But English

The European Union has failed: it’s time to leave

by James Heartfield on June 21, 2016

A vote to leave would be a great opportunity for the people of Britain, and the people of Europe. The

1975 and all that

by Martin Brown on June 20, 2016

Apparently it’s 1975 all over again: another referendum on British membership of the European Union looms and a ‘New Cold War’ is underway with Russia.More cautious voices such as Mark Galotti and Andrew Monahan reject the

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