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Writer mattgoodwin.org Author of 3 Sunday Times bestsellers incl. No.1 bestseller Suicide of a Nation shorturl.at/WHCLV GBNews Presenter
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The Rise of Euroscepticism: causes and prospects

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By Matthew Goodwin, Peter Kellner 
| LSE Connect
Thursday 30 January 2014 | 1 hour 37 minutes 59 seconds ‘Eurosceptic‘ parties all around Europe are gathering momentum in advance of the European Parliament elections in May. But how wide and how deep does their support actually run? And has hostility towards the EU become a surrogate for other discontents? Matthew Goodwin is associate professor at the University of Nottingham, where his research focuses on radical right parties, immigration and Euroscepticism.
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National Populism: the revolt against liberal democracy

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By Matthew Goodwin
| LSE Connect
Matthew Goodwin will present his new guide to one of the most urgent political phenomena of our time: the rise of national populism. Matthew J Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) is Professor of Politics, University of Kent and Senior Visiting Fellow, Chatham House. Francisco Panizza is Professor in Latin American and Comparative Politics in the LSE Department of Government.
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The System is Not Built for Us - And It Never Was

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By Matthew Goodwin
| Medium
Everyone tells you help is available. That the support systems are there. That if your child has special needs — especially something as life-consuming as severe autism — you just have to ask. That’s the illusion. We asked. We begged. We followed up. We filled out the forms, sat through the evaluations, and jumped through the bureaucratic hoops with the kind of patience only desperation produces. What we got wasn’t help — it was a polite rejection wrapped in red tape, delay, and personal axe grinding.
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