I want to ask you to play a little game with me. I want you to pretend you are being driven to Dalston Junction in London to look at one of the penthouse flats on the twelfth floor of a new development to decide if you are going to buy it
…The clever Conservatives have to hope that the anti-Corbyn minority win. What they need is a Labour party that gains office once every ten or fifteen years but does not upset their project.
Demographically, Britain has changed more in the last 15 years than the previous 50. Economically, the crash of 2008 has changed our society in ways we are still only just coming to recognize.
A BETTER POLITICS: How government can make us happier Talk and debate on a new book by Danny Dorling
Using beautiful and unfamiliar maps drawn by his colleague Ben Hennig, and shown in colour for the first time, Danny Dorling, Professor of Geography at Oxford University, shows us how we are changing as a species.
These are dangerous times. Ken Loach has argued that we should vote to remain in the EU because the alternative of a rise in far-right politics is so very dangerous. I, and many others agree
Danny Dorling speaking on Fairness and the City – A Better Politics, University of Brighton’s Festival of Social Science Annual Lecture, Brighton, May 19th, 2016
Keynote lecture at the Human Welfare Conference
Danny speaking with Afshin Rattansi on Russia Today’s Going Underground
Annual “Europe in Question” lecture, LSE
So how do we explain it to the young? (by Sally Tomlinson and Danny Dorling) The EU referendum is the last throes of Empire working its way out of our systems.
Talk at the Frome Architecture Club
Launch event with Richard Wilkinson and Rupa Huq MP
Royal Geographical Society Monday night lecture with Mark Maslin and Danny Dorling
Britain is still a society deeply divided by class. The same schools, established church and universities dominate public life, but under the façade of immobility, changes are afoot.