As The Guardian notes this morning: Millions more homes in England, Scotland and Wales face devastating floods, and some towns may have to be abandoned
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Why are both the UK’s major political parties running out of talent?
People know that the politicians they are now being presented with, most especially by Labour and the Tories, are, by and large, useless, without an
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More on impact
I wrote about the impact of my work yesterday, focusing on this blog and its associated YouTube channel, but one commentator said I should also
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Farage, crypto and failure
As the FT noted in an article published late yesterday afternoon: Nigel Farage has pitched himself as the British crypto sector’s saviour, saying “I am
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Quantum economics from the perspective of quantum biology: the prologue
This is the first of a new series that will be published daily during the rest of this week. The first quantum economics series and
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Neoliberalism is dying. What comes next?
Neoliberalism promised prosperity but delivered austerity, insecurity, and despair. It hollowed out our public services, undermined democracy, and left wealth in the hands of the
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Economic myths: homo economicus
This is the first in a series of videos on the assumptions underpinning neoclassical economics, which will be followed by another series on neoliberal economics.
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Markets are shrugging their shoulders
Slightly to my surprise, given that Asian markets fell overnight, the FTSE 100 has opened flat this morning. So far, markets seem to have shrugged
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Measuring impact
I was asked by a friend on Saturday, with whom Jacqueline and I were discussing what meaningful work might be, just what the impact of
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