A summary of some of the leading crimes and injustices of Tory Austerity.
Inequality feeds a false sense of superiority on the part of the powerful.
My perspective on the unfolding disaster of Tory (non) welfare reform.
Universal Credit is not in accordance with the principles of Matthew 20:1-16.
Reclaiming the Common Good explores how and why society we lost our way.
There is a stark contrast between promising reforms in Australia and radical reversals in the England.
Status is not a zero-sum game. It is possible to live in a world where people are valued equally.
The term 'welfare reform' disguises a harmful attack on our rights and well-being.
It is time to assert our equality, the value of our diversity and the need for citizenship.
What is really going on in the post-industrial towns, villages and cities?
Inequality is not only bad for us - bad for our mental health and bad for society - it is also really wasteful.
A poem to celebrate the contribution of migrants to community life.
Tackling the myth that markets are the key to productivity.
Community care is not acceptable if it means creating care ghettos rather than enabling full citizenship.
What is socialism really all about? It needs to be reimagined if it is going to connect with our real challenges and what people actually care about.
Why we are launching Citizen Network as a global community for people and organisations who want to create a world where everyone matters.
A poem on the meaning of citizenship.
Can we reconcile the functions and systems inherent in the welfare state with our desire for richer community lives and greater citizenship?
Honesty in politics is hard and the price paid by politicians who are willing to be honest is often brutal.
Gangsterism, not liberalism, better describes the current economic system.
Many so-called markets seem purposefully confusing.
Politicians of the Left need to make Justice loveable.
Within the ideals of neoliberalism lurks a greater evil - meritocratic elitism.
We cannot expect to see the changes we want to just emerge, naturally. We need to be willing to act differently.