This is one of a series of posts that will ask what the most pertinent question raised by a prominent influencer of political economy might have
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Scotland, as I notice every time I go there, is very decidedly another country, and one to which most people in England have rarely visited
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A piece by Lewis Goodall, published on 6 April, deserves much more attention than it is getting. In his account of his recent visit to
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The conflict in the Middle East is not a contained regional war. It is, instead, a geopolitical earthquake that is reshaping the global balance of
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I have an article in The National this morning that I open by saying: IT is my wife’s belief that, as a man of a
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It could be argued that I have said all that is necessary about my fear concerning the attack that Trump is threatening on Iran, but
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Is the Enlightenment being reversed? Are we going backwards in our thinking? Will Trump take us back to the Stone Age, as he threatens, in
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The Financial Times has reported that EU officials are urging governments to prevent member states from offering support to households and businesses in response to the latest
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Neoliberalism claims Adam Smith as its founding father, but that claim is built on a lie. Smith’s first great work, The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759),
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