| My review of David Smith's latest book - a personal tour through the past few decades of Britain's economic history. Progress, 18 December 2015 |
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| My review of a book by Paul Mason. Stimulating on what to expect of a future networked world and the fundamental challenges to capitalism. But I wasn't convinced about the relevance of Marx, the focus of most of the book. |
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| My review of a short book making a strong case for better thinking on defence. Progress, 2 September 2015 |
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| My review of Martin Wolf's new book on global economic challenges after the financial crisis. Progress, 18 September 2014 |
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| My review of a new book on the recession and its impact. |
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| I review Anatole Kaletsky's book on the changes happening to capitalism. |
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| My review of Beyond the Crash by Gordon Brown |
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| My review of Labour’s Revival: The Modernisers’ Manifesto by Paul Richards |
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| Is America ‘ready’ for a black president? For the first time, there is a significant probability that the next President of the United States will be either a woman or a black man. But does Barack Obama have what it takes to be his country’s President? |
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| Book Review of In Defence of Atheism: The case against Christianity, Judaism, and Islam by Michel Onfray. Serpents Tail, 2007. |
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| Roger Trigg makes some convincing arguments for religious voices to be heard in public life. What he does not do is provide practical suggestions about how we can ensure that happens in a way that increases mutual understanding and respect. |
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| This is a book about differences within the Anglican Communion and how in fact globalisation may mean Anglicans worldwide are uniting around traditional church teaching. |
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| Review of The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crisis of 2008 and What it Means by George Soros. PublicAffairs, £12.99 |
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