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What’s next for the student movement in 2015? 7 student leaders give their thoughts

Mina B 23 December 2014 What’s next for the student movement in 2015? 7 student leaders give their thoughts2014-12-23T11:21:41+00:00 Comment 2 Comments
2014 has been a big year for the student movement, potentially the turning point in the development of a radicalised, organised student culture (see my top 6 highlights of 2014 for the…
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The student left: 6 highlights for 2014

Mina B 20 December 2014 The student left: 6 highlights for 20142015-03-11T00:38:41+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
What have been the highlights of the past year for the student left? So much has happened over the past year, but I think the biggest thing to take away is…
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‘Politics CAN be different’ – Hungary’s Green Party shows the way

Violeta Vajda 17 December 2014 ‘Politics CAN be different’ – Hungary’s Green Party shows the way2014-12-18T18:44:33+00:00 Comment No Comment
LMP on the campaign trail in Budapest. Image: Violeta Vajda Lehet Más a Politika (LMP), the name of Hungary’s Green Party, translates as ‘Politics can be Different’ or ‘Another Politics…
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Assisted dying: choice for whom?

Deborah Fenney Salkeld 11 December 2014 Assisted dying: choice for whom?2015-04-17T15:07:13+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
Image: Paula Peters, 2014 Choice and control are key principles of the disabled people's movement. They are also principles adopted by those campaigning for Assisted Dying legislation. But choices aren’t…
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Time to change: improving support for young people affected by imprisonment

Amie Robertson 10 December 2014 Time to change: improving support for young people affected by imprisonment2015-03-11T00:38:26+00:00 Comment No Comment
Image: flickr user Craig Sunter. This article is taken from the latest edition of Scottish Justice Matters, click the image below for more. “What could be done differently to improve…
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How our education system is failing us… and our democracy

Bradley Allsop 8 December 2014 How our education system is failing us… and our democracy2014-12-08T10:27:45+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
Bradley Allsop examines the psychology behind voter behaviour to argue that changes to our education system have brought about an increasingly disempowered electorate, with disastrous results for our democracy. "Schools have…
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Austerity isn’t good for the economy, young people – or anyone else

Georgia Elander 7 December 2014 Austerity isn’t good for the economy, young people – or anyone else2014-12-07T11:41:01+00:00 Comment 2 Comments
Georgia Elander, a member of the Young Greens' National Executive, explains how the government's programme of austerity is hurting young and everyone else. George Osborne’s Autumn Statement was, if nothing…
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Dust. Settled. Go Scotland: a 7 item to-do list

Ric Lander 5 December 2014 Dust. Settled. Go Scotland: a 7 item to-do list2014-12-05T22:00:31+00:00 Comment No Comment
For two years up to September the country was in fever pitch with friends, colleagues, families and strangers debating and cajoling each other on every issue we have.  It was…
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Farage, Greens and the culture war

Adam Ramsay 5 December 2014 Farage, Greens and the culture war2014-12-05T18:20:13+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
UKIP protestors in May 2014. Image: Gordon Maloney. “I'm not particularly bothered by it, but I know a lot of people do feel very I mean, look, it's just a…
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“Get Organised!” – why young workers should join trade unions

Georgia Elander 1 December 2014 “Get Organised!” – why young workers should join trade unions2015-03-11T00:39:12+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
Georgia Elander explains why it's important for young workers to join trade unions, and discusses Young Greens' new Get Organised! campaign, which had its first national week of action last…
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