Stephen Tall

Here’s some of the articles that have caught my attention in the past couple of days…

• Downton Abbey and House of Cards: dramas that live in the world of the 1% | Gail Dines | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Okay, Guardian. BUT WHAT ABOUT QUINOA? > “Downton Abbey and House of Cards: dramas that live in the world of the 1%” http://bit.ly/NfetFW
• The Co-operative – Have Your Say
  After 18 years banking with them, it’s been good to vent on the Co-op’s political funding http://bit.ly/1fkLJ9e
• The Real Blog: Why Popper is the key to modern Liberalism
  I share @davidboyle1958’s bafflement that Karl Popper isn’t recognised as key liberal thinker of C.20th http://bit.ly/1hyRKm3
• The uses and abuses of intersectionality
  Terrific piece by @helenlewis on the uses and abuses of intersectionality http://bit.ly/Oeraly
• Implementing the London Challenge: beyond top-down and bottom-up | Blog
  Interesting from IfG’s @marckidson on “Implementing the London Challenge: beyond top-down and bottom-up” http://bit.ly/1fji7JB
• Twitter / electionista: At 39, @matteorenzi is set …
  I have just 3 years to get elected & become PM to beat @matteorenzi as Europe’s youngest leader. #timeonmyside > http://bit.ly/N9mZWW
• Who will replace David Cameron as Tory leader? Maybe a man you don't expect | Ian Birrell | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Jeremy Hunt is the dark horse for next Tory leader, says Ian Birrell. (I’m sceptical on fat-pope-thin-pope principle) http://bit.ly/1fbUR1I
• feedly.com
  There’s no such thing as bad knowledge. Tom Chivers spot-on about looking for ‘gay genes’ http://bit.ly/1bjrkCd
• feedly.com
  The less he says, the more popular he is: “French politics: A Sarkozy comeback?” http://bit.ly/1kTxWKG

Here’s some of the articles that have caught my attention in the past couple of days…

• Downton Abbey and House of Cards: dramas that live in the world of the 1% | Gail Dines | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Okay, Guardian. BUT WHAT ABOUT QUINOA? > “Downton Abbey and House of Cards: dramas that live in the world of the 1%” http://bit.ly/NfetFW
• The Co-operative – Have Your Say
  After 18 years banking with them, it’s been good to vent on the Co-op’s political funding http://bit.ly/1fkLJ9e
• The Real Blog: Why Popper is the key to modern Liberalism
  I share @davidboyle1958’s bafflement that Karl Popper isn’t recognised as key liberal thinker of C.20th http://bit.ly/1hyRKm3
• The uses and abuses of intersectionality
  Terrific piece by @helenlewis on the uses and abuses of intersectionality http://bit.ly/Oeraly
• Implementing the London Challenge: beyond top-down and bottom-up | Blog
  Interesting from IfG’s @marckidson on “Implementing the London Challenge: beyond top-down and bottom-up” http://bit.ly/1fji7JB
• Twitter / electionista: At 39, @matteorenzi is set …
  I have just 3 years to get elected & become PM to beat @matteorenzi as Europe’s youngest leader. #timeonmyside > http://bit.ly/N9mZWW
• Who will replace David Cameron as Tory leader? Maybe a man you don't expect | Ian Birrell | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Jeremy Hunt is the dark horse for next Tory leader, says Ian Birrell. (I’m sceptical on fat-pope-thin-pope principle) http://bit.ly/1fbUR1I
• feedly.com
  There’s no such thing as bad knowledge. Tom Chivers spot-on about looking for ‘gay genes’ http://bit.ly/1bjrkCd
• feedly.com
  The less he says, the more popular he is: “French politics: A Sarkozy comeback?” http://bit.ly/1kTxWKG