It’s amazing how geography changes perspective. I am in Brussels this morning to attend the final conference of the EU funded Horizon 2020 academic research
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This post,  by Professor Andrew Baker of Sheffield University and me, was on the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute website yesterday: Matt Bishop and Tony
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It is possible to be bored with Brexit. I get why people are. But I did not expect the prime minister to be so bored
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There is one phrase that appears time and again in the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill 2019. It is this: A Minister of the Crown
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The Jersey Evening Post published an interview with Andrew Mitchell MP yesterday. In it he made clear that he is sure the UK parliament can
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A biographer of Milton Friedman called Jennifer Burns was in the FT yesterday saying: Corporate social responsibility is back – and that’s bad news for
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I am not really the person to ask about the perils of seeking to do things in haste. I spend a great deal of my
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This is why we have Brexit. As the Guardian reports this morning: Seaside towns and cities dominate the list of areas with the highest numbers
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Larry Elliott has written two articles in the Guardian on Mervyn King’s speech at the IMF / World Bank meetings this weekend. For those who don’t
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