Diversions
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Listing Englishness
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St George’s Day Speeches
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English Questions
- Centre for English Identity and Politics
- The British Academy | Governing England
- The Optimistic Patriot
- The English Diaspora Project
- David Blunkett | A New England: An English Identity Within Britain
- IPPR | Is There an English Nationalism
- IPPR | The many faces of Englishness: Identity, diversity and nationhood in England
- IPPR | The dog that finally barked: England as an emerging political community
- IPPR | England and its two unions: The anatomy of a nation and its discontents
- David Starkey’s Chronicle of the Future (pdf)
- Ed Miliband: Defending the Union in England
- English Commonwealth
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St George’s Day
- John Mann: St George’s Day – A day to celebrate a modern, vibrant democracy, confident in itself, proud of its identity, unapologetic about its Englishness
- Philip Davies: St George’s Day – A day to come together and be thankful for our history and this country’s achievements
- Greg Mulholland: St George’s Day – A day to celebrate England, Englishness, and all things English
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Miscellaneous
- Douglas Adams
- Roy Hattersley
- Tristram Hunt: Speech to the Centre for English Identity and Politics at the University of Winchester
- Sir Andrew Motion: The Countryside and Englishness
- Simon Robert’s We English
- George Orwell | The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius
- Made in England
- So what is England? | The Spectator
- The Xenophobe’s Guide to the English
- The English identity crisis: who do you think you are? | Observer
- Dave Hill’s Big England series
- Dave Hill’s Englishness: who cares? | New Statesman
- Paul Mason: I do not want to be English – and any attempt to create an English identity will fail
- Rohan Jayasekera: Looking for a new England
- Madeleine Bunting: If Scotland goes, all we’ll have left is the Englishness we so despise
- David Skelton: Englishness is real
- Paul Kingsnorth: England’s uncertain future
- Robert Tombs: England – a nation apart?
- John Redwood: It’s time England asserted its modern national identity
- Suzanne Moore: I’m not alone in feeling English, not British. But that has nothing to do with racism or Ukip
- Peter Drench | England Uncensored
- Tim Lott: I’m proud of my country – the land of Blake, Dickens, Orwell, and Ian Dury
- Linda Colley on Englishness
- David Goodhart & Eric Kaufmann: A respectable Englishness
- Jon Cruddas: Labour is Lost in England
