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Technology and globalisation have the power to transform communities - but not always for the good
Now that the election has been postponed, Gordon Brown must start to define his vision for Britain far more clearly. This means leading public opinion, rather than merely following it.
Young Foundation Fellow Sean Carey argues that sometimes being too rigorous about tax collection can be bad news for enterprise. This article was published in the New Statesman.
This article was published in the Mauritius Times.
As he bows out, Tony Blair may reflect that, helped by good fortune, he has left his country a more decent place, one closer to social democracy.
The anthropologist Mary Douglas, who has died aged 86, produced a framework for understanding society that should be part of the mental furniture of every educated adult
Brown is less of an intellectual "magpie" than he seems. He draws on both liberal and conservative Americans for good reason
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