How the fatwa against Salman Rushdie changed British identity
In 1989 a new global conflict began that still defines our time: a war of power, wealth and dogma.
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Anthony Barnett is a writer, campaigner and the co-founder of openDemocracy.
In 1989 a new global conflict began that still defines our time: a war of power, wealth and dogma.
By Anthony BarnettA protest march against the Global Law Summit reminds us that the charter is still relevant today.
By Anthony BarnettThe co-founder of openDemocracy argues that "this is a constitutional moment" - on the 800th birthday of Magna Carta,…
By Anthony BarnettAll three of Britain’s main parties insist that data surveillance is for our protection – but this “emergency” is…
By Anthony BarnettThe rise of Nigel Farage and Ukip is both a danger and an opportunity.
By Anthony BarnettWhen Anthony Barnett was turned down for the editorship of the New Statesman in 1986, he wrote to his…
By Anthony BarnettThe Iraq war was a catastrophe for the way the UK is governed.
By Anthony BarnettCan the student protesters of the 2010s surpass those of the 1960s, or will they be quelled by the…
By Anthony BarnettLabour's old guard are mad if they still think Iraq was the right thing to do.
By Anthony Barnett