The First Thousand Days | Nathan Wilson
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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The Original Right-Wing Gramscians (Part II) | Jake Scott
The Think Tank Archipelago Whilst the Mont Pélèrin Society was obscure, it was also highly influential. In many ways, the Mont Pélèrin Society was the ‘proto-think tank’, in that it was dedicated to the...
Top 10 European Royals (Part II) | Sarah Stook
Royalty never disappoints us with its characters. We have heroic warriors and intelligent schemers. Here is part one of the most interesting royals from Continental Europe history. Here is Part 2: Charles V, Holy...
The Original Right-Wing Gramscians (Part I) | Jake Scott
There are many conversations being had on the Right in recent years, usually divided in two: what do we want to conserve, or build; and how do we do so? The former, I am...
Tavistock is Not the Victory the Right Thinks It Is | Nina Skinner
Shutting down Tavistock gender clinic is not the victory the Right thinks it is. When it was announced on Thursday that the NHS will be shutting down a children’s gender identity development service (not...
Slavophilism: The Russian Model for Anglo Conservatives | Jake Scott
‘The idea is like a pair of glasses on our nose through which we see whatever we look at. It never occurs to us to take them off’ Ludwig Wittgenstein, Philosophical Investigations We are...
From Weimar to the Third Reich: The Birth of a Dictatorship | Daniel Hawker
History has seen its fair share of wicked and corrupt leaders and regimes, from Ivan the Terrible, to Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong, to Pol Pot and Saddam Hussein. These men, and others like...
Why Taiwan will probably survive, against a Chinese Invasion | Nathan Wilson
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, many have turned their attention towards Taiwan and China. It has been no secret that since 1949, China have sought to reunify the island with...
Modern Feminists and the Anti-Bildungsroman | Dustin Lawrence Lovell
Over the recent decade, we have seen a certain type of storyline rise to popularity among critics. The plot usually follows a female character with some type of special power or circumstance who, by...
The Incongruity of Abortionist Feminism | Nina Skinner
In a historic decision of the US Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade was overruled on Friday 24th June 2022 by the new precedent of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organisation. Dobbs was the Mississippi...
