What a post-coronavirus society must look like
We must not forget the pillars that have allowed our society to function after this pandemic is over.
We must not forget the pillars that have allowed our society to function after this pandemic is over.
We should invest in education because it improves society
We need a new vocabulary of commerce that recognises the role of workers and society in business, not simply profit.
Offshore assets help the rich, but we all benefit from taxation
Our curriculum is set not by teachers but by ideologically driven politicians
Poverty is relative to the society we live in. Altering the way we measure it won’t change that
Christian self-pity about a secular Britain is rubbished by official deference to religion
It’s almost a cliché now to suggest that Labour needs to put flesh on the bones of its ‘One Nation’ agenda.
And yet as the aftermath of the Woolwich attack reveals the deep tensions still present in our diverse society, there is gap in the political landscape for a ‘One Nation’ multiculturalism which can help people build meaningful relationships.
Stephen Beer, political communications officer of the Christian Socialist Movement, looks at what the 2011 Census tells us about faith, society and politics.
Twenty four months into its economic crisis and Ireland is finally beginning to address the fundamental issues that caused its national disaster, starting with the unique Irish mentality and its parochial political system.