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No society can flourish in the absence of its enjoying a considerable degree of cohesion among its members.
In determining how much cohesion a society enjoys, few factors play a more decisive role than do the policies it adopts towards two decisive matters. These are immigration and education.
continued on the Centre for Social Cohesion blog.
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