Politics, policy analysis, and foreign affairs from Sam and Lawrence Freedman
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It’s now three years since we launched this substack after deciding, over Christmas lunch in 2021, that a father/son format would be fun.
For his end of year audit Sam was able to assess his performance against some reasonably objective indicators – election outcomes and the mismatch between revenue and spending. My task is different as the wars I follow tend to drag on, with...
Every year, in my last piece before Christmas, I do an audit of my posts to see what I got right and wrong, with some lessons to take into next year’s writing (here are the ones for 2022 and 2023).
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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.
Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King's College London.
John is Chair of Legal & General and Barclays UK. For many years he was responsible for growth policy as an official in the UK Treasury.
John Curtice is Professor of Politics, Univ. of Strathclyde, and Senior Fellow, National Centre for Social Research and 'The UK in a Changing Europe'.
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