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Cranleigh School Blogs / Politics Department Blog / Articles by: Josh P - UVI

Author: Josh P - UVI

china and the uk may be the winners in the aftermath of this pandemic

April 27, 2020November 15, 2023 | Global Politics | Josh P - UVI

It seems strange to be asking this question in the midst of “a war against an invisible enemy”, as Emanuel Macron…
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a new world order is coming

April 27, 2020November 15, 2023 | Global Politics | Ben F - UVI

During this pandemic, concerns of the aftermath of the ‘new’ world may seem insignificant but the question has raised a…
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The lock-down laws are not a threat to our civil liberties

April 24, 2020November 15, 2023 | UK Politics | Annie C - UVI

I do believe that to some extent police officers have really overstepped the mark in regards to their conduct during…
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There is no need to codify our constitution in response to the current crisis

April 21, 2020November 15, 2023 | UK Politics | Will RJ - UVI

In response to the blog written earlier by Abbas, I firmly believe that the flexible constitution is working well and…
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We need to codify our constitution to prevent another power vacuum in number 10

April 21, 2020November 15, 2023 | UK Politics | Abbas - UVI

Some argue that the UK needs to reform its constitution to prevent power vacuums occurring in future to firstly, ensure…
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Sir Keir’s Secret Speech

April 4, 2020November 15, 2023 | UK Politics | Walpole

So after what felt like an eternity, the Labour Leadership race finally came to an end this morning when Sir…
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The heir to Churchill?

March 25, 2020November 15, 2023 | UK Politics | Walpole

There is a joke going around Politics teachers at the moment and it goes like this. “Have you heard that…
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the shape of things to come part 3: the EU will enter another period of radical integration

March 13, 2020November 15, 2023 | Global Politics | von Hayek

Brexit has arguably strengthened the integrationist agenda within the EU. This agenda has fallen away somewhat since its surge after…
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State sovereignty is the biggest obstacle to successfully tackling climate change

February 25, 2020November 15, 2023 | Global Politics | Lila M - UVI

In my opinion state sovereignty is the biggest obstacle to successfully tackling climate change as it leads to a fundamental…
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The shape of things to come part 2: an internal crisis for China

February 25, 2020November 15, 2023 | Global Politics | von Hayek

The Coronavirus epidemic may yet have contagious effects which trigger a more underlying threat to the status quo in China.…
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