Episode 23 - The Psychology of Politics: Part II

Have you ever thought it isn’t worth voting because the government always gets in? Or that if voting could change anything they wouldn’t let us do it? Terry Ilott makes the case that our hard-won democracy, despite its faults and its vulnerability to populist takeover, is well worth defending. The best way to do that, he argues, is via a much-needed constitutional makeover.

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Episode 22 - Mrs Melanie Klein’s contribution to psychoanalysis