ordinary people

Prospect Magazine

Prospect Blog

  1.

    Britain’s quiet revolution

    / February 23, 2012 / 1 Comment
    The national poll carried out for Prospect by YouGov has delivered an astonishing result: 74 per cent of people think that Britain spends too much on welfare and should cut benefits. That represents a revolution in attitudes in just a few decades, never mind in the century since the beginnings...
    read more...
  4.

    The leaderless revolution

    / August 24, 2011 / Leave a comment
    In his new book The Leaderless Revolution, former diplomat Carne Ross offers a compelling new vision of what’s wrong with contemporary politics and how to put it right. In a bold and original analysis of world affairs today, Ross develops a unique new philosophy of political action and personal liberation,...
    read more...
  10.

    As good as Heaney

    / January 17, 2009 / 1 Comment
    It's easy to be blinded by the dazzle of Clive James's many talents. Yet his most enduring claim to greatness is not his novels, satire or journalism, but his exquisite essays and poems
    read more...


Most Read


Get a Free Trial Issue
Get a FREE Trial Issue




Prospect Reads

  • Do China’s youth care about politics? asks Alec Ash
  • Joanna Biggs on Facebook and feminism
  • Boris Berezosky was a brilliant man, says Keith Gessen—but he nearly destroyed Russia


Prospect Buzz

  • David Frum praises Shiv Malik's 2007 article on how Mohammad Sidique Khan became the 7/7 mastermind
  • In the Scotsman, Eddie Barnes is stunned by the revelations in Paul Collier’s cover story
  • BBC News cites John Swenson-Wright’s analysis of North Korea
About |  Advertising  |  Apps  |  Contact  |  FAQ  |  Staff  |  Subscriptions
Prospect Publishing © 2013 | 5th Floor, 23 Savile Row, London, W1S 2ET2