politics
The 10 pages that I, in my great wisdom, have decided have something to do with ‘politics’. Whatever that is
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Election fever in Iceland: a presidential race too close to call
Visualisations
As Icelanders head to the polls, four leading candidates compete in an unpredictable election
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The rise and fall in support for British political parties
Visualisations
How the distribution of the popular vote has been shared between Britain’s main political parties since the 1950s
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How Antonin Scalia compared with other Supreme Court justices
Visualisations
Charting the swing vote in the US Supreme Court, and finding a flaw in the New York Times while we’re at it
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The influence of the United States on Latin American political systems
Blog
How the American Revolution, the Monroe Doctrine, and the Roosevelt Corollary shaped democracy in Latin America
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After a farcical display in parliament, what will the legacy of the digital economy bill be?
Digital Economy Act 2010
As the digital economy bill becomes the Digital Economy Act 2010, I think about the legacy of that political process
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Nick Davies on Rupert Murdoch and the digital economy bill
Digital Economy Act 2010
A battle is emerging: the people of the planet against its media proprietors. Who’s going to win?
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House of Lords debates the digital economy bill
Digital Economy Act 2010
Britain’s upper chamber of parliament debates the controversial bill during its second reading
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Stop Peter Mandelson’s digital economy bill becoming law
Digital Economy Act 2010
Find time to write to your MP and protest the digital economy bill
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How much do we pay our MPs?
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Britain’s MPs were first paid a salary in 1911. How has it changed since?
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Barack Obama
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Just in case anyone was waiting for me to throw my weight behind a presidential candidate
