I always get into trouble with economists when I claim that there is no such thing as an apolitical economics. That economics is a branch of…
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I always get into trouble with economists when I claim that there is no such thing as an apolitical economics. That economics is a branch of…
What was it about the 1870s? Now beyond the horizon of history – the oldest generation still alive today probably met nobody who remembers that…
Decided by the British people in the June 2016 referendum, Brexit is a decision to leave European institutions with an essentially economic vocation. It is…
Environmental politics has come a long way in the last couple of decades. From being a marginal political issue associated with sandal-wearing tree-huggers who lived…
Here is a little bit of Liberal Democrat heresy to brighten what – without the news from Afghanistan – should be the final weeks of…
This post first appeared in the newsletter of the Sensible Centre. Covid lockdowns have had many predictable impacts. But they have also had one surprising…
Twenty years after it started a war against them, America has given Afghanistan back to the Taliban. The Americans would have preferred a transition period…
At a dinner focused on the future of education a couple of years ago, a businessman put forward a request as to what he would…
Failure is meant to an orphan, but the debacle in Afghanistan is prompting an unedifying string of paternity suits. That the Afghanistan mission did fail…
A great deal has been correctly made of the need for international funding for the transformations required to adapt to climate change. Yet the UK…
Reading the latest IPCC report about the prospects for global warming has not been easy. Yes, there remains a glimmer of hope, but – when…