Borders and byways
Lewis Baston, Sam FreedmanBorders and borderlands, and some thoughts that don't quite fit - essays and thoughts to accompany my book Borderlines
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | lewisbaston.substack.com |
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Disillusioned political analyst, optimistic and curious traveller. Author of 'Borderlines' (Hodder, 2024)
Writes about politics and policy here as well as for Prospect, New Statesman, TES, Guardian, FT + others. Also Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government and, according to The Sun, a "think-tank guru", which sounds great.
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