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This article appeared in Responsible Investor In his recent Reith Lecture, Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of England, gave a passionate call…
This article appeared in Responsible Investor Two heavyweight central bank Presidents are squaring up for a fight over climate change. The disagreement is whether the…
The sheer complexity of climate change stops most solutions in their tracks. That’s why humanity’s last best hope is the young science of complex systems. Roland…
Capitalism and the market economy are in trouble. As the benefits of our capitalist system accrue to the already wealthy while a huge swathe of…
“We’re all drowning, but don’t say it out loud.” Marty Rubin The UK and further afield are in denial – about everything which effects our…
Winston Churchill complained about the BBC’s uncommitted stance during the General Strike in 1926. “How can you be even-handed between the fireman and the fire?”…
The Overton Window describes what is acceptable for discussion in public. This changes over time and this influence what happens in politics. According to Overton,…
When car-crash politics proves such irresistible and distracting theatre, it is even more important to maintain a focus on our central, generational challenge – what…
I have written elsewhere about the uplifting effect that the Metropolitan Police commissioner has had on UK public life. So I am sorry to see…
A recent article in the Guardian by Caroline Lucas highlights the problems we face with climate change. Only 40 MPs attended a debate on climate change in…
This post is taken from the introduction to Richard Black’s new book Denied, published today… This is the story of a coup-d’état that failed. A…
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