Tag: Nigel Farage

National Sovereignty and Development

Eclairages

The factual value of what you read now in the British press is radically indeterminate. The future is certainly so. The conclusion of whether or not you choose

The result of the Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom has raised some serious concerns about the democratic/electoral process even in such mature jurisdictions as the United Kingdom.

Following the Brexit vote, I came across the term ‘Disunited kingdom’ in an online post commenting on the UK leaving the European Union.

It won’t be too long now. On 7 May UK citizens will place an “X” on the ballot paper next to the name of their favourite candidate in

It’s amazing how much governments have suffered setbacks lately in several places. Understandably, incumbency is a burden that governments cannot cast out easily, especially if they have little

“Industrial society is the only society ever to live by and rely on sustained and perpetual growth, on an expected and continuous improvement,” wrote British social anthropologist and