Social Problems Are Like Maths
Aveek BhattacharyaTrying to understand politics and policy, relate ideas from moral and political philosophy to the real world, and make economics understandable
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10 years working for UK think tanks and in government, now I try to find ways to do the most good with philanthropic money. But this is mostly where I try to make sense of British politics.
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