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Automating virtue: China’s Social Credit System and the technology of trust

December 17, 2017December 17, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

An article for The Norwich Radical exploring China’s design for enforcing ‘trustworthiness’: the Social Credit System.

Categories Philosophy, Politics, Technology

Love and loss, then and now: reading Ovid’s poetry of exile

December 4, 2017December 4, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

The 2000th anniversary of the Roman poet Ovid’s death, far from home on the shores of the Black Sea, prompted some thoughts on the condition of exile, as experienced then and now.

Categories Art, Literature, Philosophy, Politics

Communism, Confucius and confusion: China’s turn to the sages

November 22, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

An article for The Norwich Radical discussing Communist China’s complex relationship with the legacy of the old sage Confucius.

Categories Philosophy, Politics

The Revolution that might have been

November 10, 2017January 20, 2018 by Justin Reynolds

An excerpt from a feature I wrote for issue 70 of The New European about a short-lived experiment with democratic socialism that took place in the Democratic Republic of Georgia in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution.

Categories Featured, Politics

Promising everything and nothing: Balfour’s fractured letter, 100 years on

November 6, 2017November 6, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

A piece for The Norwich Radical exploring the eloquent equivocations and byzantine outworkings of the Balfour Declaration, published 100 years ago this week.

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Examining ‘The Corbyn Effect’

November 2, 2017November 2, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

A review for Social Europe of the first collection of essays to study the impact of the movement led by Jeremy Corbyn on the Labour Party and wider British and European politics.

Categories Featured, Politics, Reviews

Acid Corbynism, left accelerationism and Brighton sunshine – The World Transformed 2017

October 3, 2017 by Justin Reynolds

Where is the Corbyn movement going next? My review of four fascinating and exhausting days at The World Transformed festival that took place alongside the main Labour Party conference in Brighton.

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I'm a content writer and journalist. I write about technology, politics, business, economics, design and culture. Words for CityMetric, openDemocracy, The Calvert Journal, The New European, Social Europe, The Norwich Radical and New Socialist. More »

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