James Bradshaw
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James Bradshaw works for an international consulting firm based in Dublin, and has a background in journalism and public policy. Outside of work, he writes for a number of publications, on topics including politics, history, culture, film and literature. |
Coronavirus reading: ‘The Demon in Democracy’
25 Mar 2020 | FEATURES | 
A Polish philosopher spots similarities between Communists and progressives
Ireland is moving inexorably to the Left
17 Feb 2020 | FEATURES |
The left-wing and nationalist Sinn Féin could end up forming a government
The noble, tragic, terrifying example of a World War II conscientious objector
30 Jan 2020 | POPCORN |
Director Terrence Malick explores our duty to follow our conscience
Why has America become such a fractured society?
28 Jan 2020 | FEATURES |
The most important social institution of all, the family, has changed beyond recognition
The collapse of Catholic Ireland
13 Jan 2020 | FEATURES |
Is it really due to the sexual abuse scandals?
How the West was won – by Christianity
1 Dec 2019 | FEATURES |
Whether we like it or not, we live in Christendom
The Irishman is a triumph for its director and actors
8 Nov 2019 | POPCORN |
How does a contract killer live with his crimes?
‘My Father Left Me Ireland’—moving, but out of touch with modern Ireland
24 May 2019 | FEATURES |
An unhealthy obsession with the 1916 rising mars an eloquent Irish-American memoir
Creed II, Rocky and fatherhood
10 Dec 2018 | POPCORN |
Rocky movies are lessons in fortitude. Never give up. Always keep going.
Black 47: Ireland’s Great Hunger comes to the big screen
13 Sep 2018 | POPCORN |
Incredibly, the disastrous mid-19th century Famine has never before been dramatised in film.
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