1 November 2018
A devastating critique of the Chequers plan shows how it would bind the UK to EU rules with no say in them. Those compromises are unncessary and would not implement the referendum result.
A new book marshals the arguments for Brexit, and exposes the ambitions of the EU…
IMF critic Joseph Stiglitz is back with a new book about how globalisation harms workers everywhere…
Despite the supposed threat to democracy from populism, the anti-populist reaction is worse…
2 April 2018
This book argues that despite the supposed threat to democracy from populist movements, the anti-populist reaction is worse; a reactionary viewpoint characterising populist movements as xenophobic, anti-democratic and totalitarian.
At last, an optimistic book setting out how Brexit can make life better for Britain…
With Britain’s independence movement facing new challenges, a fresh book looks how to fight, and win…
19 December 2017
This report from IPPR gives a good, detailed analysis of our situation. It rightly suggests we need a new economic approach, but says too little about what must be done to put things right.
11 December 2017
This slim but jewel-packed volume that sets out to explain how Britain voted to leave the EU – as seen by a relatively isolated campaigner in one of Britain’s most Remain-friendly cities, Brighton.
23 November 2017
Veterans for Britain has produced an extremely useful free pamphlet showing that leaving the EU will have little if any impact on Britain's national security or counter-terrorism capabilities.
6 November 2017
A new book looks at the key ways the EU has changed Britain - and it's not good.
There’s only one way to avoid financial crashes: break the power of finance capitalism…
16 October 2017
Christopher Nolan’s film Dunkirk, is an evocative but unusual portrayal of the evacuation of the British and French armies from the French port in June 1940. Joshua Levine’s fascinating book gives a more complete picture of why Dunkirk is of such singular importance.
2 October 2017
There is no credible argument for the UK to pay for the EU pension fund deficit or the EU’s ongoing programmes after Brexit according to a new pamphlet.
With 20:20 hindsight, a former chairman of the Financial Services Authority looks at debt…and the EU
Brexit means we are no longer beholden to the EU. As far as fisheries are concerned, we are now in charge.
As negotiations on Brexit begin, a new pamphlet cuts through the hard/soft waffle that dominates the media…
A journalist looks at the consequences – throughout the Middle East – of the 2003 invasion of Iraq…
Economic journalists Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson explain why the EU is failing: because the single currency was not a progressive project and never could be.
Frederik Obermaier and Bastian Obermayer work for the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung. In early 2015 Obermayer received a message, “Hello. This is John Doe. Interested in data?” This book is the story of what happened next.
24 October 2016
This account of the Remain campaign by David Cameron’s PR man opens up a fascinating insight into its fundamental contradictions.
18 September 2016
Dave Roberts celebrates the real ethic of British football in a new book, Home & Away, through a grand tour of Britain with a collective of working class non-league supporters.
The Chilcot Inquiry into the 2003 Iraq war finally reported in July. The evidence itself speaks volumes…
This issue we review two books that look back on the Spanish Civil War, and one on a more modern conflict – the dirty war that the CIA has been waging in Syria…
This issue we review two books which show clearly where the wealth that workers create is going…
26 February 2016
The historian and novelist John Tully tells the story of a forgotten strike of 1889. This book brings the struggle of those workers back to life and gives an insight into how our class developed into an organised labour movement.
