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Klein’s clangers
Anti-globalisation celebrity Naomi Klein is all that is left of revolutionary socialism when it loses its intellectual and organisational discipline.
Subject: Books & literature, International politicsHalf-right Hutton
Will Hutton fails to establish the superiority of European values, but his critique of America is surprisingly useful
Subject: Books & literature, Europe, International politicsAre global poverty and inequality getting worse?
Are global poverty and inequality getting worse? Dear Martin
22nd January 2002
You have written eloquently in the Financial Times about globalisation. You make three main points. (1) Poverty and inequality on a world scale have both fallen over the past two decades for the first time in more than 150 years. (2) These falls are due [...]
Infantile leftist
A new critique of the corporate state has been the focus of extensive media attention. It is intellectually vacuous
Subject: Books & literature, International politicsRight about the big things
Chris Patten is right about the universal superiority of liberal market democracy, but is wrong about the causes of the Asian crisis
Subject: Books & literature, East & Southeast Asia, International politicsMartin Wolf
Martin Wolf is associate editor and chief leader writer on the Financial Times.
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