After Brexit and Trump: don’t Demonise; Localise!
Both Trump and Brexit can be explained by the failure of mainstream political elites to address the pain inflicted on ordinary citizens in the neoliberal era.
Brexit
10 essential ingredients of a ‘Good Brexit’
It is increasingly clear that ‘taking back control’ looks likely to mean nothing of the sort.
The Meaning of Brexit: It’s the Movement
And so there is another meaning, that Brexit represents both an explicit and implicit, (and perhaps, ironic,) repudiation of globalisation and neoliberalism.
Young farmers, Brexit and Future Prospects
While there remains a good deal of uncertainty, it is clear to me that Brexit provides an opportunity to advocate for a more sustainable approach to agriculture, to boost its profile on what will be a new national policy agenda for food and farming.
The Uncertain Future for Food and Farming in the UK
Following the referendum result in favour of the UK leaving the EU, the Sustainable Food Trust and 83 others organisations came together to express their hopes and fears for the future of food and farming.
What Brexit teaches us about Climate Change Communications
The Remain campaign was an object case in bad communications, one from which there is much to learn.
How Globalization Divides Us: Perspectives on Brexit from a Dual Citizen
Getting out of Europe does nothing to address the real problems in UK society—or the world.
A Farmer’s Guide to Brexit
I promised a Brexit two-parter with a second post on agriculture, so that’s what I aim to deliver.
This #ProgrExit Starts with your Longing
So, shine on you crazy Transitioners, and Changemakers of all Hues and Persuasions. Shine harder than you ever shone before…
Outside the Hall of Mirrors
The outcome of last week’s vote concerning Britain’s membership in the European Union has set off anguished cries and handwaving across much of the internet and the mass media.
The Breakdown of Nations
I suppose I have no option but to write about Brexit, adding my own small voice to the torrent of verbiage that’s already been devoted to the current extraordinary events.
The European Union and the Misery of Bigness
Years ago, the great Austrian economist Leopold Kohr argued that overwhelming evidence from science, culture and biology all pointed to one unending truth: things improve with an unending process of division.