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Fred Halliday

Fred Halliday

Fred Halliday, professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics, was TNI Fellow from 1975 till 2000.

Recent content by Fred Halliday

What was communism? (19 Oct 2009)

The twentieth anniversary of the fall of communism - as system, ideology and strategic challenger to capitalism - is an appropriate moment to assess its legacy. But this must discard triumphalism, and be rooted in an awareness of communism's history, its myths, and its relation to capitalist modernity.

Andorra’s model: time for change (28 Sep 2009)

European pressure over financial secrecy is obliging one of the continent's microstates to adapt. But there are voices in Andorra itself searching for a different role and identity.

Iraq in the balance (3 Apr 2009)

The contribution of Iraq's neighbours could be vital in turning uncertain progress into a definitive settlement of the country's conflicts.