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If we want to scare Assad, arrest Blair

Adam Ramsay 30 August 2013 If we want to scare Assad, arrest Blair2013-08-30T14:13:09+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
Parliament de facto accepted last night something that we already knew. Tony Blair is a war criminal. As Anthony Barnett has pointed out, the consensus, across the house was that…
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Deregulation of universities has led to an attack on students and the workforce.

EddBauer 9 April 2012 Deregulation of universities has led to an attack on students and the workforce.2015-03-10T01:40:48+00:00 *Society* 1 Comment
An enormous discrepancy was revealed between the University of Birmingham’s “public narrative” on its finances and the private accounts actually used to run the university. Further it is setting up…
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Tory triangulation: their great weakness?

Adam Ramsay 9 June 2011 Tory triangulation: their great weakness?2011-06-09T08:00:06+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 6 Comments
Labour was always accused of spinning. In a sense, this seems to ultimately have contributed much to their downfall - but not in the ways we would expect. The usual…
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10 years of the G8 hiding from the people

Bright Green Editors 21 February 2011 10 years of the G8 hiding from the people2011-02-21T11:20:50+00:00 2 Comments
By Matthew Parsons In keeping with the trend of recent meetings of the G8, this year’s summit is being held in the obscure, albeit luxurious, town of Deauville, Normandy –…
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