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On Newt and Saul

Adam Ramsay 24 January 2012 On Newt and Saul2012-01-24T16:29:39+00:00 Global 1 Comment
A couple of things have struck me about Newt Gingrich's string of recent speeches. One is that he speaks in reasonably consistent iambic tetrameter. The other is stranger. Why does…
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Three more thoughts on the Scottish independence shenanigans

Adam Ramsay 12 January 2012 Three more thoughts on the Scottish independence shenanigans2012-01-12T08:30:30+00:00 Scotland 10 Comments
On Tuesday I wrote up three thoughts on the scrap over Scottish independence. Here are three more. First: PMQs this week saw Cameron and Miliband attempt their opening gambits on…
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Bright Green co-editor Peter McColl returned as Edinburgh University rector

Adam Ramsay 11 January 2012 Bright Green co-editor Peter McColl returned as Edinburgh University rector2015-03-11T00:48:55+00:00 *Society* 14 Comments
Peter McColl, co-editor of Bright Green, has been returned as Rector of Edinburgh University. Peter was until recently chair of Transition Scotland, works in public affairs for a Scottish charity,…
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Why it's kicking off everywhere by Paul Mason – review

Adam Ramsay 11 January 2012 Why it's kicking off everywhere by Paul Mason – review2012-01-11T08:30:33+00:00 Green Parties 2 Comments
This is a review of Paul Mason's new book 'Why it's kicking off everywhere' - which will be available soon in all good bookshops. Paul Mason's new book, out this…
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Three things about the independence referendum scrap

Adam Ramsay 10 January 2012 Three things about the independence referendum scrap2012-01-10T09:30:11+00:00 Scotland 22 Comments
First: let's get one thing straight. Nations have a right to self determination in international law. David Cameron may quibble about the devolved powers of the Holyrood Parliament under the…
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Building to Win: Reaching Beyond the International Anti-Capitalist Elite

Adam Ramsay 30 December 2011 Building to Win: Reaching Beyond the International Anti-Capitalist Elite2011-12-30T17:39:12+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 15 Comments
I was recently asked to speak about the infrastructure of progressive movements at the Bank of Ideas - part of Occupy London. This is roughly what I said. This piece…
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Dick of the Year – credit rating agencies

Adam Ramsay 26 December 2011 Dick of the Year – credit rating agencies2011-12-26T15:00:00+00:00 No Comment
These 3 companies are the guardians of the masters of the universe. Moody's, Fitch, and Standard and Poor are tasked by the world of finance with assessing the risk of…
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Edd Bauer wins hearing

Adam Ramsay 20 December 2011 Edd Bauer wins hearing2011-12-20T19:04:48+00:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
Here on Bright Green, we don't report much news. And when we do, it's usually that some protester somewhere has been arrested/beaten up. But one story we've been following for…
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Nominations open for #Dick2011

Adam Ramsay 18 December 2011 Nominations open for #Dick20112011-12-18T09:30:48+00:00 No Comment
2011 has been a year of boldness and of heroism. From photos of Egytpian Christians forming a human chain to guard Muslims while they prayed in the face of water…
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Sparks occupy BBC Scotland

Adam Ramsay 17 December 2011 Sparks occupy BBC Scotland2011-12-17T12:58:14+00:00 Green Parties 4 Comments
A group of electricians have occupied the BBC Scotland building to protest against the corporation's failure to cover their long running fight against large building contractors who are attempting to…
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