Barnaby Crowcroft
Barnaby Crowcroft is Ernest May Fellow in History and Policy at Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center.
Bombastic lecture on the evil empire
From the suppression of colonial documents, Caroline Elkins spins a tale of violence
Why the Church fails to get answers from above
The Anglican hierarchy is obsessed with management structures over the real issues of morality, theology and falling congregations
Irish reunification is a Remainer pipe dream
The Republic would be in no way equipped to absorb loyalist communities against their will
The Cosa Nostra in suits
Big business acts as a mafia, squeezing suppliers and raising prices for customers
The art of the hype
Beyond its backstory, ‘Shot Sage Blue Marilyn’ is both one of a series and an image made in part by a reproductive method
Housing hypocrisy
The mainstream parties are betraying the aspirations of young people
Detransitioners should sue the NHS
Our National Health Service is mutilating the children placed in their care
Stalin’s last laugh
Joseph Stalin has been recast in Russia not as a bloodsoaked tyrant, but as a strong, effective leader
The Realist bogeyman
Everyone likes to shoot the messenger and nobody likes to hear “I told you so”