To give a flavour of the writing that ourKingdom has featured since its launch, we have selected a few highlights:Who Makes the Law in EnglandJohn Jackson on judicial overreachThe
Thomas Ash (Oxford, OK): Tony Curzon Price, openDemocracy's editor-in-chief, recently published the first part of what looks likely to be a fascinating series of articles on how technological
Until it hit the headlines after the Mumbai attacks, India did not tend to receive much attention in the international press - at least not as much attention as China,
Tempers are flaring in Minnesota, a state that has long prided itself on what its residents call 'Minnesota nice' (for an amusing portrayal of this style of behaviour,
A picture of Barack Obama's cabinet is starting to emerge, and it is not pleasing his more left-wing supporters. Some of them were already unhappy about the appointment
The tea leaves are ready, and the crystal balls are out. Now that the campaign is over, everyone's attention is focused on predicting what sort of president Barack
Senator Joe Lieberman has been a thorn in the Democrats' side for a long time, but relations have only worsened since Connecticut primary voters booted him off the party
Last Tuesday, Barack Obama won clear majorities in both the electoral college and the popular vote. Their divergence in 2000 remains an aberration in American political history; remarkably, the parties&
Dennis highlights the success of California's Proposition 8, which amends the state constitution to ban gay marriage. This was a bitter note in Tuesday's results, made
With almost all states called, we have a pretty good picture of the electoral map. It looks like this:
Though not quite the stuff of Democrats' wildest fantasies (which
The networks are calling crucial state after crucial state for Obama, and Nate Silver at fivethirtyeight.com has just called the whole race. Upsets can always happen, but I think
If the Presidential race provides insufficient drama tonight, watch out for the results of the Senate races also taking place. There look likely to be some real nail-biters. Foremost among
