moh_kohn

My client was a utility company, and they had a big problem...

This spectacular show defied all expectations.

The revolution of the 1960s predicted a glittering future of smooth empty motorways, and began an era of ever-increasing car use, gridlock, and air pollution...

Prices are rising; wildfires are burning; disease outbreaks are becoming regular.

The defeat inflicted on Britain’s Home Office on Kenmure Street may prove a crucial turning point for Scotland.

A detailed study showed that cuts and industrial decline were a more significant indicator of the likelihood of a Brexit Leave vote than immigration – and th...

Creating a Scottish model inspired by the Nordics will present challenges for us all.

Here’s a 20+ minute preview of Radio War Nerd episode 41 (total length 1:49:34) on Scottish nationalism, Brexit & independence, with Alistair Davidson one of...

The trouble with the council tax is the sound your buzzer makes.

The Herald has an exclusive story today that the Treasury will offer Scotland £4.5 billion “compensation” if we accept their preferred fiscal framework.

“In economics, there are two solutions.

As China buys into ‘The Most Expensive White Elephant in British History’ we explore what it might mean for Scotland.

Much space in the newspaper comment pages has been given over to speculation about what a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour party would mean for Scotland’s independen...

Alistair Davidson introduces the Common Weal report on why Scotland needs to implement an open source transition plan to protect its sovereignty.

In PostCapitalism, Paul Mason has produced a work of stunning breadth and scope.

Human societies have always been shaped by conflict between ruled and rulers.

Yes, Greek governments have managed the country poorly, there is a lot of corruption and it is difficult to collect taxes.

This paper makes the case for the adoption by businesses and government of publicly auditable open source software to protect Scottish sovereignty.

One of the most stressful things I have ever done is spend 6 hours as second in command of a 20-person allied command structure with each 8 in-game hours as ...

Alistair Davidson looks at the possibility for uniting an anti-austerty agenda with a new green politics.

By Alistair Davidson

Alistair Davidson on the hysteria of the Scottish establishment in the face of political uprising.

The most useful power the Smith Commission could grant the Scottish Government is the ability to get itself as deeply into debt as possible.

By Alistair Davidson

OOn Sunday, over a thousand ordinary citizens demonstrated outside BBC Scotland against its perceived bias when reporting on the Scottish independence referendum.

Yesterday, we discovered a rather curious anti-independence “listicle” on the popular viral-meme website Buzzfeed.

UPDATE: I have now definitively linked the BuzzFeed article to the Scotland Office itself!

Alistair Davidson interviewed for the Scottish Independence Podcast

I was only four years old in 1987, when the Proclaimers' Letter From America stormed the UK charts, so it's perhaps unsurprising that I've never known its si...

There's a lot of talk of currency unions and so on lately in Scotland.

We all know there’s something strange about Britain.

Originally published at the Centre for Technology and Society.

Today has been a comprehensive defeat for the employees of Grangemouth, a site through which about 10% of Scotland's GDP (1% of the UK) passes, and which its...

"It's the police, let us in."

Today, the Bank of England announced that interest rates will remain at historic lows, as long as unemployment remains above 7%.

Originally published on my tumblr.

Originally published on National Collective.

I've released a mixtape, entitled Enough Gravity.

Capitalism is in crisis... again.

Trillions of tiny flowcharts, in everything we touch.

I keep claiming that peer production is a new mode of production in the Marxist sense.

Originally published on Newsnet Scotland.

Subsequently used in the Guardian

Originally published on Newsnet Scotland

Written with Liam Turbett and Suzanne Ross.

Originally published on libertyandsolidarity.org

My grandfather wasn't a religious man, but he always said that he would live on through his descendants, who each carry a small piece of him, and through the...

A few of weeks ago, I promised Agnes I'd read "No Exit".

(I feel this has a certain Joyce-like quality.