Getting shorter and going hungrier: how children in the UK live today Danny Dorling, University of Oxford Children’s lives in the UK are changing. They are becoming shorter in height. More of them are going hungry than they were a few
Richard Hargy, Queen’s University Belfast Enthusiasm for Kamala Harris among key sets of voters – especially young people, women, black people and independents – has been boosted by the spirited activism of new grassroots groups, often using huge Zoom calls.
The idea that prowess in activities like playing chess or writing poetry might be “fuelled” by frustrated, unconscious sexual desire is fairly well known today. But writing more than a century ago, Sigmund Freud was considered radical in his explanation
Who Has The Power? Westminster is a currency-issuing monetary sovereign. Westminster deliberately constrains Holyrood’s budget and has reserved powers that constrain its policy choices. Currency Issuer v Currency User A currency-issuing monetary sovereign as the UK and USA and many
Scotland cannot transform its economy using the policy playbook from the 1990s. Whoever becomes Scotland’s new first minister will face no shortage of challenges. Lurking behind many of them lies a common cause: an economy that is not working. Data
This is a guest post from John Brown. He asked that in the introduction this was included. “If you introduce me as a member of the Liberation / SNC steering group you might also want to point out I support
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