​​​​Fernando Gómez Herrero

Jim O’Neill, Chatham House, Chair: International Cooperation does not Require the Same Form of Government. Interview with Fernando Gómez Herrero (27th May 2020).

Transcript of the Interview of Lord Jim O’Neill (Chair of Chatham House, The Royal Institute of Internationa...

The Mayors of Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick Speak in These Brexit Times of Covid.

By Fernando Gómez Herrero, fernandogherrero.com

Spanish-language version will come out in La Vanguardia, https://www.lavanguardia.com/autores/fernando-gomez.html

Photography included...

                                                     Annie Benton, photographer. 

Andy Street, Mayor of Birmingham, All Out for Frictio...

Robin Niblett (Director of Chatham House, London): The More Coherent the World is, the Less Influential Britain will be. 

Original Interview with Fernando Gómez Herrero (23 April 2020).

Spanish translation in La Vanguardia, from Barcelona, Spain.

“April is the Cruellest M...

CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE BREXIT POLICY OF THE “NO COMMENT;”

WITHOUT DOGMATISM AFTER ICONOCLASM IN THESE TIMES OF PANDEMIA: INTERVIEW WITH PATRICK TAYLOR.

Por Fernando Gómez Herrero, fgh2173@gmail.com

Patrick Taylor is the Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Av...

LEARNING AT THE PRECIPICE: WHAT PEOPLE SAY IN BETWEEN BREXIT AND COVID-19.

Por Fernando Gómez Herrero, fgh2173@gmail.com

Some words by British people at the street level in between Brexit and COVID-19.

Hannah Bosbury runs Green and Wild (https://www.greenandwildflowers.co...

TIM BALE: PARLIAMENT SHOULD CONTINUE PLAYING ITS CRUCIAL ROLE IN THE UK’S WITHDRAWAL FROM THE EU.

By Fernando Gómez Herrero, fgh2173@gmail.com

I joined the one-day conference “Brexit: What Next?” organised by The UK in a Changing Europe in London on 10th of March, one we...

About Sir John Elliot on the Catalans and the Scots in early Brexit Britain.

By Fernando Gómez Herrero (fgh2173@gmail.com). 

I attended the recent talk (26th November 2019) by distinguished historian of Spain Sir John Elliot (Reading, 1930, 89-years-old), along with a fe...

This is about the theme that will not go away: the capture of “foreignness” by cultures of scholarship, particularly in relation to the “nativism” of the immediate circumstance or the timespace of 21stcentury U.S., call it imperial if you wish. This is also about the (...