Reading for Battle

Battle Readings is a regularly updated compilation of articles, essays, and opinion pieces relevant to the themes of the Battle of Ideas.

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Ass-straightening for beginners
Contrary to politicians' belief that the family shpere is ripe for super-nanny style intervention, perhaps the best at understanding the dynamics of particular family relations are family members themselves
Jenny McCartney, The Daily Telegraph, 29 April 2007

The Dragon and the Elephant: China, India and the New World Order

The rise of China and India will be the outstanding development of the 21st century, raising fundamental questions about both the structure of the world economy and the balance of global geopolitical power.

David Smith, Profile Books Ltd, 26 April 2007


Like it or loathe it, after 10 years Blair knows exactly what he stands for
Blair defines Blairism: "It is liberal interventionism"
Timothy Garton Ash, Guardian, 26 April 2007

World-leading conductors join forces to back free concert performances for all children
The Association of British Orchestras launch plans to involve the wider community in classical music
staff writer, ABO, 25 April 2007

Anti-malarial bed nets: the $10 insult
Emily Hill, spiked, 25 April 2007

Williams says democracy not enough to determine ’moral vision’
If politics appears more as a form of management than a means to realise an ideal, democracy suffersEkklesia, 24 April 2007

Pop-up Cities: China Builds a Bright Green Metropolis
China is putting forward a radical new approach to urban design, one that suggests that cities can actually get greener as they grow
Douglas McGray, Wired, 24 April 2007

The ‘politics of behaviour’ with a Tory twist
Nathalie Rothschild, spiked, 23 April 2007

The tyranny of technology
Martyn Perks, spiked, 23 April 2007

Beer and rowdiness allowed
Duleep Allirajah, spiked, 18 April 2007


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