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From the Battle of Ideas 2007 biography:<ref>Battle of Ideas 2007 festival [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/index.php/site/speaker_detail/259/ biography] (Accessed: 3 September 2007)</ref> | From the Battle of Ideas 2007 biography:<ref>Battle of Ideas 2007 festival [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/index.php/site/speaker_detail/259/ biography] (Accessed: 3 September 2007)</ref> | ||
:Alex Hochuli is a masters student in European studies at King’s College London and editor of the Battle of Ideas and Institute of Ideas websites. He assists in the development of the IoI’s communications and new media, and with the Debating Matters Competition. Alex is a Battle of Ideas committee member and is on the editorial team of the 2007 Battles in Print. He occasionally writes articles for spiked and reviews for Culture Wars. Alex co-edits the Manifesto Club freedom blog, Speaking Our Mind, and is a regular guest on news discussion programme Up Front on internet talk TV channel 18 Doughty Street.<br>Alex is a recent graduate in International Relations and History from the London School of Economics (LSE) with a special interest in religion and secularism, co-producing the IoI and Bishopsgate Institute series of debates on secularism in early 2008. He also has a keen interest in issues relating to the media and the internet, particularly with regard to censorship and free speech. | :Alex Hochuli is a masters student in European studies at King’s College London and editor of the Battle of Ideas and Institute of Ideas websites. He assists in the development of the IoI’s communications and new media, and with the Debating Matters Competition. Alex is a Battle of Ideas committee member and is on the editorial team of the 2007 Battles in Print. He occasionally writes articles for spiked and reviews for Culture Wars. Alex co-edits the Manifesto Club freedom blog, Speaking Our Mind, and is a regular guest on news discussion programme Up Front on internet talk TV channel 18 Doughty Street.<br>Alex is a recent graduate in International Relations and History from the London School of Economics (LSE) with a special interest in religion and secularism, co-producing the IoI and Bishopsgate Institute series of debates on secularism in early 2008. He also has a keen interest in issues relating to the media and the internet, particularly with regard to censorship and free speech. | ||
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Revision as of 17:08, 2 May 2010
Alex Hochuli is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network, working for the Institute of Ideas and writing for Spiked and Culture Wars.
From the Battle of Ideas 2007 biography:[1]
- Alex Hochuli is a masters student in European studies at King’s College London and editor of the Battle of Ideas and Institute of Ideas websites. He assists in the development of the IoI’s communications and new media, and with the Debating Matters Competition. Alex is a Battle of Ideas committee member and is on the editorial team of the 2007 Battles in Print. He occasionally writes articles for spiked and reviews for Culture Wars. Alex co-edits the Manifesto Club freedom blog, Speaking Our Mind, and is a regular guest on news discussion programme Up Front on internet talk TV channel 18 Doughty Street.
Alex is a recent graduate in International Relations and History from the London School of Economics (LSE) with a special interest in religion and secularism, co-producing the IoI and Bishopsgate Institute series of debates on secularism in early 2008. He also has a keen interest in issues relating to the media and the internet, particularly with regard to censorship and free speech.
