03 January 2010

On identifying a fundamental problem

OK, this is a little more explicitly political than my usual posts, but --allowing no doubt for the cherry-picked anecdotal "evidence" verging probably on urban myths, which I have to see behind every tree in the media nowadays*-- Jenni Russell's diagnosis of what has become of Labour's naive interventionism does seem spot on.But even she does not see Cameronism as a panacea...

* Do read Davies N (2009) Flat Earth News London: Vintage which is an enormously eye-opening expose of the present state of journalism (or "churnalism" as he calls it, and I suspect he's a bit naive about drugs policy, but even so...)

1 Comments:

At 10:27 AM , Blogger Seán said...

It is axiomatic in academia that less control will give a better result, but what did HE do with the £392M they were given to widen access? http://pgdtllsreflectivejournal.blogspot.com/2010/01/interim-summary.html

 

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