The independent commentary on British political affairs.
The independent commentary on British political affairs.
May 2008
Vol. 11, No. 11
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Colin S Gray, Professor of International Politics and Strategic Studies at the University of Reading, on why Britain must keep itself prepared for the unknown.
Author: Colin S. Gray
Published: 8th January 2007
Filed Under: Defence, Nuclear, Armed Forces, Deterrence
Jeremy Stocker celebrates the government's decision to continue investing in the Trident system, arguing that an independent deterrent is still a vital part of the UK's security and defence.
Michael MccGwire expresses exasperation at the government's decision to continue with Trident, arguing that the idea of an independent nuclear deterrent is an expensive and dangerous security blanket, a Cold War illusion.
With prostitution once again in the limelight, Julia Laite argues that its time to look afresh at solicitation law and at a support system for prostitutes and those tempted to enter the oldest profession.
Author: Julia Laite
Published: 8th January 2007
Filed Under: Legislation, Prostitution, Social Policy
Anthony Neuberger thinks the government's proposals for UK pensions will lead to a mean and complex system.
Andy Bell of the Mental Health Alliance takes a look at the government proposals for the new Mental Health Act and finds it a recipe for social injustice.