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"Thank goodness that, at a time when political
debate has become claustrophobically, stiflingly
narrow, someone has the courage to think brave
thoughts." Ben Laurance, The Observer |
"Antidote is a brave attempt to think more widely
about what public and private fulfilment can mean,
and is part of a wider movement to bring different
intellectual disciplines to bear on what counts as
political discourse."
Richard Cockett, The New Statesman |
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"Antidote is part of an interesting trend.
In the decade of Thatcherism, where all
life was reduced to the merely economic,
the pioneering think-tanks grew from the
same mono-culture.
In reaction to that, recent years have
seen the growth of more synergistic
thinking." Paul Vallely, The Independent |
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