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Kill All NormiesBattle of Ideas Manchester:

Alt-right activism and identity politics

November 2017

** TICKETS FOR THIS DISCUSSION WERE SOLD OUT **

Produced byInteract MCR Interact MCR in association with the Manchester Salon as a Battle of Ideas satellite event.

 

First discussion is Dr Cheryl Hudson and Angela Nagle introducing Angela Nagle's Kill All Normies: The Alt-Right and Online Activism, chaired by William Ballantyne

Second discussion is Kwame Amoah Mensah, Angela Nagle and Ella Whelan introducing 'Identity Politics: A New Culture War', chaired by Hilary Salt

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CLR James in Trafalgar SquareEvery Cook Can Govern

September 2017

 

The Manchester Salon was delighted to host the Lancashire premiere of Every Cook Can Govern – the first feature-length documentary to explore the life, writings and politics of the great Trinidad-born revolutionary C.L.R. James who died in Brixton in 1989.

 

This unique screening was at Texture, 67 Lever Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester M1 1FL with producers Fraser Myers and Marisa Pereira answering Questions afterwards.

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Developing a post-Brexit economic strategy

April 2017

Phil Mullan and Mindy Gofton introduced a discussion on how to transform the zombie economy



Phil MullanIn January this year the Conservative Government launched its ‘modern’ industrial strategy to make Britain fit for the twenty-first century. Many welcomed the fine words about the government ‘stepping up to a new, active role’ to raise productivity across every sector and in every corner of the country. This focus on productivity is well justified and long overdue. Increasing what each worker can produce in the same time is the only durable source for increasing people’s living standards. Britain’s productivity remains at pretty much the same level it had reached in 2007 and is well below that of most of its developed competitors. There is much to be done.

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Incomes: how best to raise them?

March 2017

Dave Clements introduced a discussion on how best to raise incomes today

 

Dave ClementsIt has been many decades since major disputes over wages were headline news in Britain. Whilst wages may not be contested through the industrial battles of the past, they are certainly never far from public pronouncements by public bodies today. There is a plethora of talk about minimum wages, living wages, unconditional basic incomes, even capping wages for high earners. Why is there such interest in regulating incomes in one way or another, and who benefits from each one?

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Northern Soul

Canal St

Northern Soul and Canal St welcome their friends to get together for a chat, to mingle, drink and eat on Thursday 23rd February at The Grill on the Alley, 5 Ridgefield, Manchester, M2 6EG

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Battle of Ideas Satellite event: Debating Matters Debate Doping in Sport

Debating Matters Battle of Ideas Showcase Debate:

"We should permit the use of performance enhancing drugs in sport"

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Hutton Church of England Grammar School, Preston

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Loreto College, Manchester


 

This is a showcase debate on drugs in sport in partnership with the National Football Museum

 

 

In partnership with the National Football Museum and the Manchester Salon, we delighted to be staging a one-off debate - part of the years Battle of Ideas festival - on the very topical issue of drugs in sport.

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