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Tag Archives: demography
Ed Miliband is concerned about immigrant workers; he should also worry about large, wealthy families and dwindling resources
Rick of Flip Chart Fairy Tales has written a very thoughtful piece about Ed Miliband’s recent speech on ‘ordinary’ people’s concerns around so-called immigrant workers. Miliband and Rick are both absolutely right that this needs to be discussed; and also correct that … Continue reading
Posted in Viewpoint
Tagged demography, Ed Miliband, family size, FlipChartFairyTales, immigration, jobs, resources, wealth, workforce
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Clone man backroom
We read today that David Cameron wants to replace some members of his Downing Street backroom advisory team following the resignation of his director of communications, Andy Coulson. Sadly, it surprises me not at all that every one of those I’ve seen reported as … Continue reading
Sometimes we have to say something
Why all the articles I’ve posted below? Well, sometimes we do have to say something…. I’m new neither to blogging nor to politics, but I am a bit outside the profile of your average www aficionado. Not too many bloggers as yet are women … Continue reading
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December 11, 2010
Tagged 1968, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000, 2010, blogger, demography, feminist, herstory, hope, matriarch, millennium, progressive, www
