Less Certain
Natalia AlbertInsights, reflections, analysis, and information to help reduce our certainty and increase our political flexibility. New Zealand-based author.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 96 | Subscribers | Read | nataliaalbert.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Why NZ Needs a Centre in Order to Mature MMP
Doing politics where real tolerance and real diversity are upheld require us to come to terms with the fact that both, tolerance and diversity, are deeply uncomfortable, incredibly hard and painfully slow to integrate into our way of govern...
Local Government Elections: God Give Me Strength
We are currently in our voting for local government elections period that close on Saturday 11 October 2025. Forty-seven council seats are going uncontested this year, but let’s park that tiny (mayor) detail for now, and start by saying: wh...
Political Certainty is a Flaw, Not a Virtue
Certainty feels great. It feels safe, strong, smart, and assertive. And it sells. Especially in Politics. We all feel certain. But where I part ways is in how I see it: in politics, certainty is a flaw, not a strength.
The Greens Don’t Weaken the Right, They Strengthen It
Last week I wrote about Chlöe Swarbrick’s Greens, a party full of passion and principle, but in my view still politically powerless. The response was striking: more than 140 comments poured in from Green supporters, centrists, people on the...
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Author of Less Certain. Political Scientist. Wellington based. Mexican & New Zealand Citizen. Currently doing a PhD in Political Science at Victoria University of Wellington.
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