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Never mind “climate change deniers” – it’s trade-off deniers we should worry about

18 April 2023
Energy and Environment

Never mind “climate change deniers” – it’s trade-off deniers we should worry about

Kristian Niemietz
18 April 2023
Harry Lime, the villain of the classic movie The Third Man, is an early example of the kind of smart … Continue reading “Never mind “climate change deniers” – it’s trade-off deniers we should worry about”

Why are so many successful social movements anti-capitalist? (Part 1)

17 January 2023

Why are so many successful social movements anti-capitalist? (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
17 January 2023
The great advantage of single-issue groups is that they can build broad coalitions of people who otherwise agree on little … Continue reading “Why are so many successful social movements anti-capitalist? (Part 1)”

Eco-Hooliganism: the result of a tragic miscommunication?

20 October 2022
Energy and Environment

Eco-Hooliganism: the result of a tragic miscommunication?

Kristian Niemietz
20 October 2022
Eco-hooliganism has become a daily feature of life. The sight of eco-activists blocking major transport arteries and bringing traffic to … Continue reading “Eco-Hooliganism: the result of a tragic miscommunication?”

What has Britain ever done to combat climate change?

28 April 2022
Energy and Environment

What has Britain ever done to combat climate change?

Kristian Niemietz
28 April 2022
There are plenty of irritating things about the new eco-militant movement, whether it is the Greta Thunberg faction, Extinction Rebellion, … Continue reading “What has Britain ever done to combat climate change?”

Socialism – three years on

23 February 2022
Economic Theory

Socialism – three years on

Kristian Niemietz
23 February 2022
It has been three years since the release of my book Socialism – The Failed Idea That Never Dies. Since … Continue reading “Socialism – three years on”

What type of socioeconomic system do Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Black Lives Matter (BLM) want?

29 June 2021
Society and Culture

What type of socioeconomic system do Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Black Lives Matter (BLM) want?

Marc Glendening
29 June 2021
During the 1970s, in the bourgeois suburbs of north-west London where I lived during a part of my childhood, youngsters … Continue reading “What type of socioeconomic system do Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Black Lives Matter (BLM) want?”

“Citizens’ Assemblies” and mandate manufacturing

4 February 2021
Energy and Environment

“Citizens’ Assemblies” and mandate manufacturing

Ben Pile
4 February 2021
In September, the UK Climate Assembly (an experimental ‘citizen’s assembly’ of sorts), which had met over six weekends last spring, … Continue reading ““Citizens’ Assemblies” and mandate manufacturing”

Protest peacefully as much as you like. But Extinction Rebellion deliberately try to cause economic damage

15 October 2019
Society and Culture

Protest peacefully as much as you like. But Extinction Rebellion deliberately try to cause economic damage

Andy Mayer
15 October 2019
Extinction Rebellion (XR), the movement using direct action to seek to persuade the Government to adopt a headline 2025 net … Continue reading “Protest peacefully as much as you like. But Extinction Rebellion deliberately try to cause economic damage”

Radical green activists are no better than climate science deniers

14 October 2019
Energy and Environment

Radical green activists are no better than climate science deniers

Rowan Wright
14 October 2019
“I don’t want you to listen to me – I want you to listen to the scientists. I want you … Continue reading “Radical green activists are no better than climate science deniers”

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