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notes from a broken society society philosophy culture dissent notes from a broken society society philosophy culture dissent menu skip to content home a broken society rishi sunak the business as usual chancellor march 28 2020 by neil schofield hughes in economics political culture political science uk politics uncategorized tagged coronavirus covid 19 liquidity rishi sunak leave a comment the government s response to the covid 19 crisis has led to claims that the economic rule book is being rewritten that a conservative government has essentially rewritten the rules that have governed economic policy making since 1979 the magic money tree has been found there are even some courageous souls claiming that sunak s announcements of wage guarantees and coronavirus how rishi sunak s commitment to pay business to pay wages misses the point and exacerbates inequalities march 20 2020 by neil schofield hughes in economics political culture uk politics tagged basic income coronavirus crisis of work profit rishi sunak ubi 1 comment the chancellor rishi sunak has this evening announced that the government will meet 80 of wage costs for workers to ensure that they keep their jobs during the coronavirus crisis the package has already attracted criticism because it does nothing for the self employed and freelances that point is well made but there is a deeper problem reasserting liberalism wera hobhouse s agenda to revive liberal values march 2 2020 by neil schofield hughes in brexit political science uk politics tagged brexit coalition europe liberal democrats liberalism wera hobhouse leave a comment with the labour party leadership election continuing to drag on longer than götterdämmerung but likely to bring much the same outcome for that benighted party little attention has been given to the other british political leadership that will take place later this year that for the leadership of the liberal democrats it s a c grayling on rejoining the eu a rational case in a time of unreason february 19 2020 by neil schofield hughes in brexit political culture political science uk politics tagged a c grayling bath for europe boris johnson brexit dominic cummings nationalism populism reality based community leave a comment i spent yesterday evening listening to a speech by the philosopher a c grayling at a meeting in bath organised by bath for europe on the subject of rejoining the eu unfortunately i had to leave before the q and a in order to stand a fighting chance of getting a train back to cardiff it s our money hs2 the barnett formula and the threat to welsh democracy february 12 2020 by neil schofield hughes in brexit political culture political science transport policy uk politics wales tagged barnett formula boris johnson devolution hs2 localism m4 relief road wales leave a comment yesterday s announcement from whitehall that hs2 would proceed at an estimated cost now of 100bn a figure that seems likely to rise substantially has opened a wide fault line about the future of wales and welsh devolution as plaid cymru mp jonathan edwards argues persuasively in a piece in nation cymru the issues for why electing jess phillips or anyone else won t save the labour party january 5 2020 by neil schofield hughes in brexit political culture uk politics tagged corbynism jess phillips labour party leadership militant momentum neil kinnock r h tawney roy hattersley 1 comment leaving the labour party is not easy nearly a year after the event you still follow the debates discuss things with your former comrades still feel a certain emotional pull the labour party is far too much like a family admittedly one to misquote orwell with the wrong members in control for its early days of a better nation why progressive politics and welsh independence are now inseparably linked january 3 2020 by neil schofield hughes in brexit uk politics wales tagged brexit devolution eu independence mark drakeford scotland senedd wales leave a comment among the twenty four inscriptions that line the walls of the scottish parliament one attributed to alasdair gray but as he freely admitted borrowed from the canadian poet dennis lee seems hugely apposite to the position of we in wales who still have faith in progressive politics work as if you live in the early we remainers built a huge mass movement where do we go now december 15 2019 by neil schofield hughes in brexit political culture political science uk politics tagged boris johnson brexit eu grassroots liberalism populism remainers 2 comments for those of us in the movement to remain in the eu this has been a grim few days it appears inevitable that we will leave the eu on 31st january and lose our freedom of movement so many of our rights as citizens our jobs and services but along the way we did tactical voting is not enough to stop brexit and save democracy we need a coupon election november 2 2019 by neil schofield hughes in brexit eu political culture political science uk politics tagged antoinette sandbach boris johnson brexit cardiff central conservative party coupon election dominic cummings dominic grieve election green party jeremy corbyn jo stevens labour liberal democrats plaid cymru tactical voting 1 comment the general election that will take place on 12th december is the most important in modern british history it is an election that will decide not just whether the uk leaves the european union and hence whether the brexit project a project of the far right that aims to embed austerity succeds it is a question of balance on what basis was last night s question time audience selected september 27 2019 by neil schofield hughes in brexit eu media political culture political science uk politics wales tagged bbc brexit cardiff cardiff for europe plaid cymru question time 2 comments last night the bbc s question time was broadcast from cardiff events leading up to the programme as well as the programme itself give rise to further questions about audience selection 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