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Political Calculus

Ben Ansell

A Substack on the connections between politics and the economy from the author of Why Politics Fails.

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    Professor of Comparative Democratic Institutions, University of Oxford and Nuffield College. Political Economist. Author of Why Politics Fails. Long-suffering Crystal Palace fan.

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