Category Archive: Political innovation

Sep
15

A View from England

Older generations have an instinctive Unionism. It’s just part of the furniture, something grown up with and that is taken for granted. There is a comfortable complacency that this will always be so, that the world will change but that these changes will be superficial. For example, my generation grew up with comics full of …

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Feb
22

Cameron on youtube…

David Cameron will be on youtube’s World View this Friday.

I’d be interested to see how he performs. Questions can be submitted here.

Here’s the Obama interview from last month.

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Dec
16

Keeping voters onside online…

The article below was published in today’s News Letter ‘Political Review 2010′. Check out the print version – it’s amid an eight-page supplement with contributions from Liam Clarke, Graham Gudgin, Alex Kane and Malachi O’Doherty. Online has superseded mainstream media as the place where politics happens. The liveliest, most insightful exchanges of views and information …

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Nov
25

Open Unionism presentation from #picamp

Below is the presentation I gave at last weekend’s Political Innovation event. I thought it would be good to post it up here to give a flavour of how that discussion was led. [scribd id=43941003 key=key-1miuz6gxpzozqkj578z mode=list] The basic premise was this – how can you generate, develop and transmit ideas from grassroots Unionism? can …

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Nov
19

Political Innovation event…

poitical innovation

Open Unionism is going to be at the Political Innovation meet up tomorrow at NICVA. Ticket booking & event details are here. Here’s our idea pitch: Open Unionism was created to be a forum to get unionists talking and to promote their ideas. But how can the blog stop being a publisher (of comment) and …

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