David Boyle
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Society
Is this how to end public service failure?
- 23 February 2004
Suppose you had to pay for medical treatment - not in money, but through helping other patients. David Boyle on the next big idea for the NHS, schools and welfare
Politics
The syndrome that became an epidemic
- 06 October 2003
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David Boyle asks whether autism, diagnosed 1,000 per cent more than a decade ago, has become a new term for naughty children and wonders if the drugs companies are behind it all
World Affairs
Don't say yes, don't say no
- 19 May 2003
Do we really need to make up our minds between the pound and the euro? Not according to David Boyle, who argues we should embrace both - and invent even more currencies
Economy
The strange rebirth of a forgotten idea
- 07 April 2003
Why is the country so short of money that we can't even rebuild the London Tube? Because we allow the banks a monopoly to create it, and they charge the earth
Economy
Villages reach the tipping point
- 16 December 2002
Many small communities are now very close to losing nearly all their shops and services, reports David Boyle
Politics
The storming of the accountants
- 21 January 2002
It began as a small revolt at the Sorbonne in Paris, but may yet develop into a worldwide movement against the tyranny of numbers. David Boyle reports
Politics
A timely lesson in propaganda
- 19 November 2001
In the present war, the Americans could learn from the BBC news chief who strove to get the bad news out before Goebbels did. David Boylereports
Ideas
The New Statesman Essay - Time is a great social healer
- 23 August 1999
Volunteer schemes can bring social cohesion to the poor, argues David Boyle
Politics
The scandal of the tax havens
- 13 November 1998
Offshore financial centres, such as Jersey and the Bahamas, now play host to a third of the world's total wealth. David Boyleexplains why Britain must act
