Columnists / Culture / Dustin Lovell
by Mallard Columnist · Published October 6, 2022 · Last modified September 28, 2022
“Short and easy will be the task of the mere biographer. A life of usefulness, literature, and religion, was not by any means a life of event…to the little disappointments incidental to human life...
Columnists / Nathan Wilson / Think Tank
by Mallard Columnist · Published October 4, 2022 · Last modified September 28, 2022
This is the first of two essays by The Mallard’s Nathan Wilson on the collapse of complex systems. Introduction In the coming years, we are going to witness the partial collapse of various complex...
Columnists / Daniel Hawker / Think Tank
by Mallard Columnist · Published October 3, 2022 · Last modified September 28, 2022
Within the West, the realm of international theory has, since 1945, been a discourse dominated almost entirely by the Liberal perspective. Near-universal amongst the foreign policy establishments of Western governments, a focus on state...
by Mallard Columnist · Published September 24, 2022 · Last modified September 14, 2022
The recent announcement of the East Midlands Mayoral Combined County Authority (or East Midlands MCCA for short) is another sin upon the pile Boris Johnson’s outgoing government has accumulated. Uniting Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, both...
Magazine Excerpts / Nina Skinner
by Mallard Columnist · Published September 22, 2022 · Last modified September 14, 2022
To conservatives from across the UK, the shires represent the ideal for which we aim, in our politics, to spread across the UK. As a stark opposite to the faceless estates that we in...
The longevity of her majesties reign lulled most of us into this false sense that she may well last forever. Alas; whilst she reigned over 15 prime ministers, 6 popes, and was just 2...
Well they finally got Liz Cheney. But she sure deserved what was coming to her. After being thwarted by the Trump-backed conservative lawyer Harriet Hageman from her once safe seat as the Republican candidate...
Screams ring out across the city – placards, posters, chanting, drumming circles, and the overwhelming sense of dread hanging over the participants’ heads. The right to have access to an abortion across the entirety...
Considered by many Jane Austen’s most mature work both in content and style, Persuasion is a novel about handling regret and deriving the best virtue out of a limited circumstance. Having been persuaded to...
If anyone who has ever studied US Politics, you will have often come across a term called ‘the first hundred days’. This is in reference to for many arguably the most important period for...
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