From clickbait to community: social cohesion in Brexit Britain
In this long read, Madeleine Ward considers how Brexit is impacting social cohesion in communities across the U.K. 10/07/2019
In Depth
Sharia law: What it is, what it isn’t, and why you should know
Simon Perfect unpacks the basics of Islamic law and explores the controversies around shari’a councils in Britain. 25/02/2019
In Depth
What’s happening to our political parties? Mass–participation, to machine, to movement politics
Can the new ‘ideology free’ movement fix British politics? Paul Bickley tries to make sense of The Independent Group. 21/02/2019
In Depth
The Religion of Christianity and the Religion of Human Rights
To mark the 70th anniversary of the UN Declaration of Human Rights, we are revisiting Nick Spencer’s ‘The Evolution of the West’. 10/12/2018
In Depth
Parting the Red Sea: The US Evangelicals voting Democrat
Laura Moulton looks at why a growing minority of evangelicals in the US are voting for the Democrats. 02/11/2018
In Brief
Q: Have European judges just banned defamation of the Prophet Muhammad? A: No.
People are claiming the European Court of Human Rights has just imposed a blasphemy law protecting Islam. It hasn’t, explains Simon Perfect. 26/10/18
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