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John Burn-Murdoch opened a recent article in the Financial Times by suggesting that:
One of the biggest stories of the past decade has been worsening mental health among young adults. Countries across the globe have seen a marked rise in...
I posted the following on my blog this week, and it proved very popular.
The idea that we can break the power of financial institutions by letting people save their money directly with the state, indicating in the process the things that...
Introduction
I have had a kidney stone for more than a week now. Some of that time, I have been rolling around in agony. When pain relief got control, I had just had the time to think.
So I decided it was time to write an explanation...
Three centuries of life and health: what the data really shows — and what it means for the politics of care
There is a question I often think about when it comes to the politics of care, and it is this: has the extraordinary extension of h...
Do you recall this lot?
Margaret Thatcher,
John Major,
Tony Blair,
Gordon Brown,
David Cameron,
Theresa May,
Boris Johnson,
Liz Truss,
Rishi Sunak, and
Keir Starmer.
You might be able to...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Economic justice campaigner. Emeritus Professor of Accounting, Sheffield University Management School. Retired chartered accountant. Co-founder of the Green New Deal. YouTube creator. Blogger.
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