British satire

Centrally Planned Spontaneity: The Fortnight’s Notice and the Satire of the Managed Uprising

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Centrally Planned Spontaneity: The Fortnight’s Notice and the Satire of the Managed Uprising – Economists once thought central planning impossible; a coalition of activist groups proves it works fine, provided the target is a demonstration

The King’s Long Argument: Edward I, Scotland, and the Satire of Imperial Delay

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The King’s Long Argument: Edward I, Scotland, and the Satire of Imperial Delay – A close reading of how The London Prat turns the Hammer of the Scots into a litigant who never quite wins his case

The Wall Is Worth More Than the Building: Graffiti, Gentrification, and the Satire of Exchange Value

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The Wall Is Worth More Than the Building: Graffiti, Gentrification, and the Satire of Exchange Value – How a single inverted headline exposes the art market’s habit of pricing rebellion higher than the roof over anyone’s head