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Look at the way power & responsibility are distributed around society today and ask: can’t we do better? Question the Powerful promotes political understanding and democratic action through a range of publications, guidance, and talks. (For more info, click on ‘Henry Tam: Words & Politics’ under ‘Menu’).

Friday, 15 July 2016

Keeping the Con in ‘e-CON-omics’

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Brexit, as predicted by all experts that ‘Leave’ campaigners urged us to ignore, is pushing the UK into another recession and intensifying f...
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Friday, 1 July 2016

Dis-United Kingdom: 10 issues to watch

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So by 52% to 48% the voters in UK have opted to withdraw from the European Union. The Prime Minister has resigned, shares and sterling are ...
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Wednesday, 15 June 2016

The Lawbreaker’s Mask

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Most people frown upon the antics of lawbreakers. They suspect them of trying to take unfair advantage of others by breaking rules and regu...
Wednesday, 1 June 2016

Education, Society & the Cooperative Gestalt

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All educators have a shared concern with enabling more people to understand why society and its institutions are the way they are, and what ...
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Sunday, 15 May 2016

The Thoughtful Guide to Political Types

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There are two characteristics that have the most direct bearing on people’s political dispositions. If we want to know how we should engage...
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Sunday, 1 May 2016

Terminate the Machines?

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Add ever more complex programming to automated design and production processes for a constantly widening range of machines that are sustaine...
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Friday, 15 April 2016

10 Ways to Subvert Legality

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“I haven’t done anything illegal.” – So runs the riposte of many confronted with evidence of wrongdoing. Admittedly it would be arbitrary ...
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Henry Benedict Tam
Director of ‘Question the Powerful’ project. Author of political studies and dystopian novels. Policy expert on community empowerment. Convenor of Communitarian Forum. Educator (WEA; Cambridge University; Visiting Professor, Birkbeck, London University).
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