Articles By David Goodhart
April 2018
The helter-skelter expansion of higher education may be good for individuals but has sharpened value divides in society
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October 2017
Niall Ferguson's big theory of history is stimulating, arresting, but only half-convincing
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April 2017
Alexander Betts and Paul Collier's "Refuge" is a work of politically engaged scholarship with both trenchant analysis and original solutions
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November 2015
If we were to welcome even a fraction of the refugees who want to come here, we would destroy the things that attract them to this country
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June 2014
Contemporary liberalism has disdained the loyalties that work as society’s glue. Its failure has allowed populism to dominate politics
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September 2013
A decade ago I tentatively questioned the benefits of mass immigration and got slated for it. But things have moved on
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About David Goodhart
David Goodhart is the director of Demos, founding editor of Prospect and author of The British Dream (Atlantic).
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