Eric Kaufmann
Professor of Politics, Birkbeck University of London. Political and religious demography #ethnicity #nationalism. From Vancouver BC. (Ice) hockey player.Dad
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How Farage outflanked everyone
“Just winning on Brexit isn’t enough,” boomed Nigel Farage, from the top of a double-decker bus. “We’ve got to change a two-party system that has let us down!” Farage and his team had just pulled in to the coastal town of Southend-on-Sea. It was one...
One in five Brits think throwing milkshakes is an acceptable protest | YouGov
Almost three quarters of Britons (72%) think milkshakes are for drinking, not flinging
The Intersection of Race and Blood
Blood can be racially or ethnically specific, so having more blood donors in certain groups can be crucial for saving the lives of patients who share their backgrounds.
Professor: Hvid, kristen identitet vinder frem i Europa
Ændring i befolkningssammensætningen i Europa giver luft til mere populistiske partier og udfordrer den pragmatiske tilgang, der har været dominerende, siden grunden til det nuværende EU blev lagt, mener den canadiske professor Eric Kaufmann
European elections: What might happen and why should we care?
Election analyst Sara Hobolt explains what to expect from the upcoming European Parliament elections.
How extremists are reasserting themselves in mainstream GOP politics in Arizona
Right-wing extremists appear to be moving from the fringes and getting a foothold in mainstream Arizona Republican Party politics.
The trial of Danny Baker
As the culture wars continue to rage, barely a week goes by without some public figure being dismissed for allegedly infringing social norms. From Harvard’s Ronald Sullivan to Roger Scruton, Jordan Peterson to the young researcher Noah Carl,...
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Eric Kaufmann
I argue we need a moral jurisprudence for ethical violations - like legal jurisprudence for the law - in order to tame today's Hobbesian world of social norm enforcement @unherd @tylercowen @HdxAcademy
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Morrison’s miracle: why the Australian Labor party suffered a crushing defeat
After three years of being ahead in the opinion polls, the Australian Labor Party lost Saturday’s election that had been billed as “unlosable”. Much like David Cameron’s surprise victory over Ed Miliband in Britain’s 2015 general election, the ALP...
Nigel Farage Hit By Milkshake During Brexit Party Campaign Event In Newcastle
He was whisked away shortly afterwards.
William Singer told clients to lie about ethnicity in college scam
William 'Rick' Singer, who ran Operation Varsity Blues college admissions scam allegedly advised white families to lie about their child's ethnicity on college applications to make them stand out.
Symposium on the Bristol School of Multiculturalism: Ethnicities: SAGE Journals
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I Am Offended But So What?!
The artwork was about Islam, and whether we like it or not, Islam can and should be challenged, scrutinised and expressed in however an individual wishes to.
Job Opportunity at the University of Kent: Lecturer in Politics/Political Science
The School of Politics and International Relations is seeking to appoint a Lecturer committed to excellence in teaching and research with an ability to teach quantitative research methods and a research profile in political science and/or...
Für eine realistische und faire Einwanderungspolitik
Die Vorsitzende der dänischen Sozialdemokraten Mette Frederiksen über eine Migrationspolitik, die Dänemark vereinen soll.
Eric Kaufmann
Danish Social Democratic leader Mette Frederiksen argues that limiting the pace of ethnocultural change is a valid objective of immigration policy: ipg-journal.de/regionen/europ… pic.twitter.com/zmnLr5ljJm
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Can social democracy be saved?
In the early 2000s, left of centre governments ran most countries in the EU. Now it's around one quarter.
Steve Bannon Is a Fan of Italy’s Donald Trump
He’s crisscrossing Europe because he believes it’s a bellwether for the United States. The scary thing is he could be right.
No Creed Without Culture - The American Mind
Creed and culture are linked through a history to which we must continually attend, writes Wilfred M. McClay.
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A purely universalist-creedal conception of the nation can turn against the particular culture that sustains the creed, argues Wilfred McClay in this clever piece: americanmind.org/features/the-c… pic.twitter.com/XsyfjbGYcG
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The Poisonous Religion of the Ruling Class - The American Mind
Today’s fraudulent multiculturalist faith fragments society—and fractures the psyche, writes Dan McCarthy.
Intimidation Tactics Used by Student Activists at St Edmund’s College
Documents the tactics that were used by student activists at St Edmund’s College, Cambridge, to put pressure on the college during its…