Very Short Introductions: British Politics
Dr Tony Wright MP answers a few questions on British Politics: A Very Short Introduction.
Dr Tony Wright MP answers a few questions on British Politics: A Very Short Introduction.
Elvin Lim’s weekly column looks at liberalism.
An excerpt from the biography of Victoria Clafin Woodhull, the first woman to run for the US presidency, from the ODNB.
‘The Oxford English Dictionary: Past, Present, and Future’ at the Bodleian Library, Oxford.
On this day in history, October 14th, the Battle of Hastings was fought.
An excerpt from Clara E. Rodríguez’ book, Heroes, Lovers, and Others: The Story of Latinos in Hollywood.
Elvin Lim takes a look at the charge that Obama doesn’t understand.
Happy Birthday George Gershwin!
Harald V, King of Norway, seems a serious man, and he can certainly make a thoughtful speech. Hence to see him subsequently, with due ceremony, push the button to inflate a life-size model of the biggest pliosaur ever found (fifteen metres long) – makes for one of life’s more singular pleasures.
Donald Ritchie looks at the Electoral College.
The second part of the Q&A with Steven Beller on antisemitism.
An excerpt about the Concerned Women For America.
Elvin Lim wonders about the truthfulness of our politicians.
OUPblog explains the Bush Doctrine for Sarah Palin.
Steven Beller, author of Antisemitism: A Very Short Introduction, examines what antisemitism actually is.
Zelinsky discusses the failure of House Ways and Means Chairman Charles B. Rangel to report on his federal income tax return Rangel’s rental income from his condominium in the Dominican Republic.