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Who is to blame for the ‘Post-Truth’ era?
Jonathan Bowering debates how modern society has moved away from truth, and why we must combat that
Politics has changed, now the left need to adapt in order to keep up
The left needs to up their communication to credibly fight the right
Where does America go from here?
Zoe Fannon explores how Donald Trump won and argues that American liberals need to step up to their democratic responsibility now more than ever
America’s values will survive President Trump
Alastair Pearson argues that the American Republic is well-equipped with the means to respond to Trump’s authoritarianism
Was Tuesday night really such an upset?
Bernard Stanford argues that had we paid better heed to the warning signs, we would not have been so shocked by Trump's victory
College heads condemn Trump victory
College principals and influential university voices react to the United States' shock election result
Boiling blood and four years of fear
A view from abroad: Munawar Rahman writes about what it feels like being Muslim-American after Trump's election
Trump: the future of American politics
Fred Dimbleby considers Trump's shock victory and its likely effects on the next four years
Memes, Trump and MLG
William Shaw analyses the past, present and future of YouTube memes
Republicans in Oxford: the US presidential election
Alastair Pearson explores the experiences of American conservatives in Oxford in the days leading up to the US presidential election
Oxford researcher suggests Donald Trump has stronger psychopathic traits than Hitler
Dr Kevin Dutton's study scores Donald Trump at 171 on the PPI-R test for psychopathic traits.
A day at the races
John Maier reviews the recent glut of political leadership contests
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