
Tales from a Fourth Industrial Revolution
Back to the Future in search of ‘Green’ Conversations, perceptions and priorities change over time.…
Back to the Future in search of ‘Green’ Conversations, perceptions and priorities change over time.…
The attention in W. G. Sebald’s writing to the fascist era in European history anticipates…
Much (reasonable) Ado about Branding and its components HSBC. The world’s local bank. Clever. Pepsi…
Say it to me if you have something to confess I was born on the…
The Public Intellectual Series offers inter-disciplinary journalism, focusing on relevant authors and subject-matters crucial to…
Britain has produced its fair share of major public intellectual figures. Having surveyed the legacies…
Since the 1970s, the consistent presence of neoliberalism in politics alongside short, sharp bursts of…
He wants to work Monday nights but not Tuesday afternoons; she is available on Saturday…
In a recent survey of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) by Ernst and Young…
Fifty years ago a politician published a manifesto which, if implemented, would have changed the…
The Centre for Ethics in Public Life at University College Dublin is inviting questions and…
In a powerful 1997 essay, Seamus Deane suggested that the twin forces that beset modern…
Like errant flames from the dying embers of a once great fire, there is much…
London-based Barrister David Langwallner, the founder of the Innocence Project in Ireland, responds to the…
No picture of the modern world is complete without a Marxist analysis. The fundamental point…
In December 1899 Honolulu-based physicians attributed two deaths to bubonic plague, and a local paper…
I first heard the story of Gene Shepherd after receiving a 46th rejection slip for…
Hardly a week goes by without someone asking me about my connection to Christopher Hitchens.…
They who have put out the people’s eyes reproach them of their blindness. John Milton,…
I wrote what follows prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, and have been prompted to re-read…