Author: Barry Cooper

This is impossible in the UK now. Eventually, it may become necessary. In a rapidly evolving society, where the need for local adaptation increasingly challenges…

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For centuries, economic growth has been a cornerstone of human advancement. Industrialisation, urbanisation, and technological leaps have all promised to increase prosperity, improve lives, and…

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In today’s world, pursuing perpetual growth is becoming increasingly unrealistic. This is mainly due to the concept of entropy—a fundamental principle in physics that describes how…

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The UK is grappling with a deepening housing crisis driven by declining prosperity, increasing immigration, the effects of climate change, and an ageing population. The…

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In the traditional economic paradigm, growth has been the central pillar upon which models, policies, and societal expectations have been built. From Keynesian frameworks to…

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In today’s world, it often feels like we’re all running a never-ending race.  We’re told to work harder, earn more money, buy more stuff, and…

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In today’s complex world, understanding the various layers of economic activity is crucial for grasping the true nature of wealth, sustainability, and human well-being. The…

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The population dynamics of the United Kingdom have been a subject of considerable debate and analysis, particularly in recent years. Two critical factors influencing these…

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‘All economic output (other than the supply of energy itself) is the product of surplus energy – whenever energy is accessed, some energy is always consumed in…

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Economic downturns and the looming challenge of dwindling fossil fuel resources accentuate the difficulties confronting individuals with disabilities. This piece explores the complex interplay between…

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I must now spend more time promoting the idea of localism. Since I retired from local government employment, I have been trying to fathom how decentralisation…

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Barry: The proposed ban on selling new petrol and diesel cars in the UK will be delayed until 2035. Bearing in mind that the shrinking…

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