Ideas
Our new financial masters
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Dangerous minds
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Do we really need Rawls?
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Why Tocqueville matters
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Who is criticism for?
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The problem with Peter Frankopan’s theory of history
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Who is afraid of Martin Heidegger?
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The revolution will not be brought to you by ChatGPT
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The Washington consensus is dead
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Liberalism’s last laugh
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Britain’s anti-Semitism problem
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Labour’s “good jobs” agenda could be transformative
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Caspar David Friedrich and the art of kitsch
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The man who lived at the end of history
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JGA Pocock’s days of rage
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John Mearsheimer: “The Israel lobby is as powerful as ever”
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The hologram president
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The discovery of Stuart Hall’s A Cure for Marriage
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An extract from A Cure for Marriage by Stuart Hall
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Germany and its discontents
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The Trumpian end of the liberal world order
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Sahra Wagenknecht’s plan for peace
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Enter the Age of Malthus
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Hard choices in an illiberal world
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Interviews and profiles
The climate crisis
The Battered Kingdom of Conservatism
Rescuing conservatism
A revival of civic institutions is needed to restore an alienated and divided country.
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The dark heart of the Tory Party
By reckoning with Britain’s nasty side, the Conservatives have claimed its soul.
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The uncertain future of the Tory party
If Rishi Sunak loses the next general election, who will inherit the battered kingdom of British conservatism?
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Science and technology
Economics
The crisis of liberalism
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