Long Reads

Unchecked, the Internet has led our democracy into crisis. Ben Scott offers a plan to fix it.

Online white supremacist ideology and networks are fundamentally anti-democratic. Democracy’s defenders must work in concert across borders to combat the dangerous ideology writes Karen Kornbluh.

Make Big Tech take responsibility for its content, writes Will Perrin, a trustee of Carnegie UK Trust.

Carlotta de Franceschi proposes "a new social contract" as new technologies change the way we work.

Companies are made up of people, they should benefit people too, writes Paul Lindley.

Diversity makes us all better off. June Sarpong proposes eight goals to make it happen.

Executive Director of Chifley Research Brett Gale explains what went wrong for the ALP, and how the party can bounce back.

After the attack in Christchurch on the 15th March, Josie Pagani, Founder of Progress New Zealand, looks at how progressives can change their approach to diversity and extremism.

James Pawluk, of Australia’s McKell Institute explains how, far from allowing them to defeat Labor, Victorian Liberals’ decision to play the politics of hate and division lead to their overwhelming defeat; leaving lessons for progressives everywhere.

The ‘triple crisis’ that faces Spain’s new progressive government and helps explain a new far right party’s first electoral success, writes Juan Moscoso del Prado.