Phillip Blond

is an academic, writer and journalist. He is a senior lecturer in theology and philosophy at the University of Cumbria. He writes for the International Herald Tribune and is frequently on the radio.

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A new political landscape

Egalitarian economics coupled with conservative social policies are the answer, says Phillip Blond

First Posted July 24, 2008

The Bank of England must cut interest rates

There is a case for pay rises and the imterest rate should be cut not raised, argues Phillip Blond

First Posted June 19, 2008

Why David Davis is a hero

The anniversary of Magna Carta is a good time to reflect on lost liberties, says Phillip Blond

First Posted June 13, 2008

We’re all proletarians now

The new reality of economic insecurity is hitting the middle class hardest, says Phillip Blond

First Posted June 3, 2008

Cameron needs a fourth way

Blairism and Thatcherism have been rejected. The Tories need a radical rethink, says Phillip Blond

First Posted May 7, 2008

Labour's right-wing immigration policy

The Lords have revealed how the poor suffer while rich businesses benefit

First Posted April 1, 2008

New Labour is in thrall to the super-rich

And they now they want us to laud the tax-dodging rich too, says Phillip Blond

First Posted March 12, 2008

Europe and the US must unite - or be history's losers

A union of Europe and America can stand up to China, but how realistic is it

First Posted January 14, 2008