BOOK CLUB: During a summer of pulling down statues and renaming buildings and streets, could the next step be the symbolic burning of books? Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is a book about the burning of books in a future society that no longer reads them. Professor Dennis Hayes explores the construction and vision of the book as well as what it may or may not contribute to our understanding of the present.
#PodcastOfIdeas: Battle of Ideas preview
#BattleCry: Professor Tim Ingold on evolutionary psychology
#BattleCry: Cathy Young on the rise of the alt-right
#BattleFest2015: From Islamic State to Oxford - a monumental war on the past?
#PodcastOfIdeas: Scaramucci, gender identity and the Brexit transitional phase
#PodcastOfIdeas: public-sector pay, Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron
#PodcastOfIdeas: the Grenfell tragedy, the Finsbury Park attack and the DUP
#PodcastOfIdeas: further reflections on Election 2017
#PodcastOfIdeas: the morning after Election 2017
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 4
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 3
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 2
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 1
Book Launch: Phil Mullan’s Creative Destruction - how to start an economic renaissance
#BattleFest2016: Cosmopolitanism and sovereignty - what next for Europe?
#PodcastOfIdeas: What next for Brexit?
#BattleFest2016: Tax wars and inequality
#BattleFest2016: Who are we? Identity politics dissected
#BattleFest2016: Immigration - what is the future of free movement?
#PodcastOfIdeas: Does Britain need an industrial strategy?
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