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Articles by Tom Gallagher
Tom Gallagher is Emeritus Professor of Politics at Bradford University and is researching a book on why Britain’s ability to avoid the internal conflicts which have marked continental Europe is disappearing.
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16 April 2012, By Tom Gallagher
A German Social Democrat who has Ireland by the throat
Even the most vigilant among us would have had difficulty in imagining just how far Eurocrats like Jorg Asmussen are prepared to go in building a proto-European state, thoroughly drained of democracy
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30 March 2012, By Tom Gallagher
A talented agitator exploits Britain’s dangerous social fracture
George Galloway has cleverly, and worryingly, exploited a sense of abandonment that actually unites many Muslims and indigenous whites in places like Bradford, with his own, unique brand of populism
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14 March 2012, By Tom Gallagher
European chicanery and the French election
As long as European power-holders feel no need for popular legitimacy and rule increasingly through fear and subterfuge, Europe’s time of troubles will only get worse
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30 January 2012, By Tom Gallagher
Another triumph for the great northern seducer
Unimpressed by the great seducer, I remain a contented soul, though a little saddened that so few Scottish commentators apply themselves to the task of ensuring that it is not just Alex Salmond that the SNP will be remembered for
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24 January 2012, By Tom Gallagher
Lib-Dem Politician menaces an East European country
Sir Graham Watson’s career in European politics exemplifies how easy it is for supposed progressives to end up supporting shabby authoritarian causes
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19 December 2011, By Tom Gallagher
Alex Salmond is wanted in Pyongyang
With the passing of Kim Jong-Il, is Alex Salmond a wanted man in Pyongyang?
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28 October 2011, By Tom Gallagher
Bad leadership at the root of Europe’s worst peacetime crisis.
The blocked nature of politics in much of Europe, and the sclerotic processes of the EU, means that Europe is stuck with leaders deeply unimpressive by the standards of recent history.
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21 October 2011, By Tom Gallagher
Family values and the Strasbourg Court: time to repatriate the 1948 Convention to Britain
It is time to repatriate the 1948 Convention to Britain so as to end the practice of maximising the rights of individuals and groups who have shown by their conduct that they hardly deserve such latitude.
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15 August 2011, By Tom Gallagher
UK Riots: Politically correct policing has got to stop
Public servants, responsible for maintaining peace and civility, have become disconnected from the reality around them, says Professor Tom Gallagher
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07 June 2011, By Tom Gallagher
Another Chance for Portugal?
After the fall of the socialists, Portugal has a chance to rebuild. But the new centre-right government has a gargantuan task.
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