What Dave has done
23rd April 2012 — Issue 194
In a joint speech, Cameron and Clegg have defended the government against Labour's rise. Two years on, what is the point of the coalition?
A strategic own goal?
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Western intervention in Iraq has widened the old schisms of the Middle East
Europe’s star?
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Poland has been untouched by the financial crisis, but success has not come without strain
Politics interview: “I’m Labour’s biggest critic”
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Ed Miliband warns his MPs against complacency
Murdoch's old news
9th May 2012 — Issue 194
As Murdoch's spell wears off, politicians are cosying up with the younger model: new media
Fantasy Homeland
4th May 2012 — Issue 194
Homeland has been a huge hit, but its depiction of the war on terror is cartoonish. For something more powerful, try the Israeli version
Wishful thinking
25th April 2012 — Issue 194
The President needs to energise his liberal base. But picking a fight with the Supreme Court is not the way to do it
One universe among many?
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Research may open the way for a conceptual shift of Copernican proportions
Received wisdom
21st March 2012 — Issue 193
Average IQ is falling in Britain and beyond, explains Philip Hunter
Stealing the show
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Stage adaptations of films are colonising the London theatre scene. A pity they're rubbish.
America’s new literary generation
24th April 2012 — Issue 194
Jonathan Franzen came of age at the same time as the internet. But he and his peers are more 19th century than 21st, says Richard Beck
Editorial: Deficit of ambition
25th April 2012 — Issue 194
Bronwen Maddox introduces the May issue of Prospect


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