Armchair Ideology

Musings on politics and ideology in the UK

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The economy vs covid suppression: a false dichotomy

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A number of commentators are suggesting that policy makers face a major trade off between prosperity and disease prevention in response to t...

Social distancing fatigue

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Part of the government’s current thinking on coronavirus seems to revolve around the idea that after a certain point, the public could beco...
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Is expansionary fiscal policy good or bad news for Labour?

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There has been a lot of speculation recently about whether Johnson's government will embark on a major program of public investment fund...

Language and the selectorate problem for the left

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Paul Krugman is worried about a Sanders candidacy. Not because of what a Sanders presidency might mean in policy terms, but because he band...
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Small 'c' conservatism and the Labour Party

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‘To be conservative, then, is to prefer the familiar to the unknown, to prefer the tried to the untried, fact to mystery, the a...

Consciousness and causation

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Few, if any,  problem s  in philosophy seem as  mystifying  as the ‘hard’ problem of consciousness.  How is that certain entities in the un...

Dream Catchers

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These days, most people tend to dismiss the Dream Catchers as a kind of sad cult.  Certainly, their rituals, strange terminology and mystica...
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