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‘All in it Together’ by Alwyn Turner: England in the 00s and 10s

Written by Tom Daly I recently wrote a piece for A Little Insight  in which I wondered whether I am a millennial or a Gen Z-er by listing the differences between them. Perhaps another way to differentiate between the generations would be to ask how many of the events in this book one can remember. Alwyn… Read More ‘All in it Together’ by Alwyn Turner: England in the 00s and 10s

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Geopolitics: A Lesson in Diplomatic Expediency

Written by Samuel Scott Throughout history, the conundrum of whether events themselves or the actions of those involved possess greater agency is a pertinent one. What is often omitted, however, from discussions of historical and cultural determinism is the role of geopolitics (the intersection of geography and politics). For all too often, geography and its… Read More Geopolitics: A Lesson in Diplomatic Expediency

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