Our first speaker event of term 3 at Warwick University is here, featuring Christopher Steele!
If you’re a student interested in the civil service, policy making or global affairs in general make sure to come along!
As the cold war ended capitalism triumphed, but did it? Today, efforts are being made to find a progressive alternative to capitalism and all its problems. But should we go beyond neo-Keynesianism?
https://t.co/vnGIfmjz7m
Does Kyrsten Sinema, Arizonas newly independent senator, have any guiding principles? Unless it involves Sinema herself it doesn’t appear that she does. https://t.co/nam6pKtejU
They aim to champion innovation, investment in local regions, and the government levelling up programme. Are investments zones a silver bullet for the UK’s economic woes? https://t.co/gCBOeonWnb
Climate activism today involves lots of risks, including vanishing at the hands of governments who don’t take kindly to criticism. From Columbia to Kenya and Brazil there are countess examples: https://t.co/idt2vXEPoK
In our first policy article of the 22/23 year Ishaan Vijai explores the power of free speech and dissects the problems that occur in its regulation👇
https://t.co/QjRdsCclYB