TPI Podcast #3: Will consensus change actually change much?

In this episode of The Political Inquiry podcast, Kit and Tom explore the politics of consensus change. The topics covered are:

— Will ‘Global Britain’ buck the consensus trend towards higher intervention / public-leaning / security politics?
— How will global economic pressures (especially from the US) change domestic policy?
— Is consensus change deliverable? Who will deliver it?
— How might the new consensus adapt moving into the 2030s-40s? What will be kept, what will be dropped?
— Is consensus change a false analysis of politics?

You can listen on Spotify here

You can follow Kit on Twitter (X) here and Tom here

For further reading on consensus change see:

Our TPI analysis looking at consensus deconstruction in PE#5 and what may come next in PE#6, as well as the New Consensus Notes series in NCN#1 on a new vision and how energy will be the bedrock of the next consensus in NCN#2

Also see:
Phil Tinline’s Death of Consensus (2022)

Peter Hennessy’s Duty of Care (2022)