In a new volume chapter, Shai Agmon and Samuel Bagg argue that academic and policy references to “competition” often fail to distinguish between competition’s many forms. Their disaggregation of compe...

In a new volume chapter, Shai Agmon and Samuel Bagg argue that academic and policy references to “competition” often fail to distinguish between competition’s many forms. Their disaggregation of compe...

Rethinking the Forms, Purposes, and Values of Competition in Democracy

Rethinking the Forms, Purposes, and Values of Competition in Democracy

Rethinking the Forms, Purposes, and Values of Competition in Democracy

The Starmer government risks trapping the United Kingdom in a spiral of discontent and decline

Why British Parties Can't Make Peace with Their Actual Voters

In a Post-Truth Age, a Political Scientist Argues That We Need to Defend Institutions But Be Open to Change

[FREE TO READ] What you learn at a gathering of neoreactionaries, Very Online rightwingers and the formerly cancelled

[FREE TO READ] What you learn at a gathering of neoreactionaries, Very Online rightwingers and the formerly cancelled

'Politicians must not ignore threats to racial equality today'

Move follows intense criticism of utilities over sewage spills, shareholder payouts and ballooning debts

Jonathan Portes analyses the latest ONS immigration statistics. He argues that net migration has dropped significantly, but that this will expose the...

High-fronted vehicles are more likely to kill and are on the rise in Europe with the UK an extreme example

OPM’s new hiring memo imports the authoritarian playbook—quietly, bureaucratically, and by design.