Writers

Culture
PostCapitalism dreams big – but its theories tend towards the vague
As a woolly centrist rather than a techno-Marxist, the future seems far more contingent than Paul Mason's vision suggests.

By Diane Coyle
27 August
Culture
Manias, Panics and Crashes: a History of Financial Crises
By Diane Coyle
01 August
Culture
Bourgeois Dignity: Why Economics Can’t Explain the Modern World
By Diane Coyle
20 January
Culture
Adam Smith: an Enlightened Life
The myth of Adam Smith is that he was the hard-nosed high priest of self-interested capitalism. A ne
By Diane Coyle
16 August
Politics
Better banking?
We are entitled to ask for decisions to be made in the public interest which means a better banking
By Diane Coyle
11 December
Politics
Big ideas - Our economists are no longer autistic
Economics - "Monetarism lite" may rule the world, but "the dismal science" has begun a renaissance b
By Diane Coyle
26 July
Politics
The NS Profile - Will Hutton
The prophet of stakeholding now wants the BBC, but he is surely a thinker, not a doer
By Diane Coyle
31 May
Politics
That damned elusive Chancellor
Is Brown old or new Labour? Diane Coylefinds him stealthily helping the poor, but warns he must even
By Diane Coyle
05 March

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