New Statesman - Janet Bush

Janet Bush

Religion

28 August 2006

Is our multicultural society a myth? Across swaths of the country, it barely exists. Yet many migrant workers and people from ethnic-minority backgrounds are moving into rural areas. Will this intensify latent racism or disarm it? Janet Bush reports from Devon

International Politics

Sell-out: Why hedge funds will destroy the world

31 July 2006

If hedge funds were a country, it would be the eighth-biggest on the planet. They can sink whole economies, and have the potential to crash the entire global financial system. Yet they are beyond regulation. We should be very afraid

UK Politics

Out there - West Country

02 May 2005

Janet Bush is told Oliver Letwin is doing nothing

UK Politics

Hot air beside the seaside

18 April 2005

Election views - Devon

Society

Once, bosses sacked the employees; now, it's the other way round

01 January 2005

2005: Workers' rebellion - Employers, abetted by the government, have made work so unpleasant and unattractive that millions have started to "casualise" themselves. Janet Bush reports

Global Issues

America's foes prepare for a monetary jihad

04 October 2004

The US dollar has long been the currency of the oil industry. But members of Opec are contemplating ditching greenbacks. The results could be catastrophic for the American economy, reports Janet Bush

UK Politics

Better pay, but only for some

22 March 2004

Observations on the minimum wage

International Politics

NS Profile - Paul Krugman

16 February 2004

Hailed as the Emile Zola of our time, he has burst from academic obscurity to become Bush's greatest critic and a hero of the left by. Paul Krugman profiled by Janet Bush

International Politics

Apocalypse Brussels

15 December 2003

European integration, some evangelists say, is another popish plot or worse. Janet Bush reads the signs