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While lockdowns were arguably necessary, Adam Wagner warns that when governments give themselves drastic powers, they don’t always give them back. Stephen Buranyi uncovers how Big Pharma is using its vaccine success to double down on profit rather than protect us. Gabriel Scally and Sunetra Gupta debate whether it's worth trying to eliminate Covid altogether. Plus: an interview with Carlo Rovelli, master of the universe, while Julia Bell explains how her ex-student got radicalised online.

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Author Archives: Andro Linklater

A place of one’s own

The idea of “equity” in property emerged in 16th-century England and spread like a virus. It lies behind democracy and the credit crunch and will determine China’s future

Andro Linklater

December 16, 2009

Life, liberty, property

The source of US exceptionalism is its concept of property. The original land survey of America was as crucial as the Declaration of Independence

Andro Linklater

August 20, 2002

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Author Archives: Andro Linklater

A place of one’s own

Life, liberty, property

Johnson’s carelessness over Northern Ireland is an undeniable factor in the current violence

Hong Kong: Britain must prepare now for a great wave of immigrants

The subversive philosophy of Simone Weil

Lisa Nandy: How Labour will root a new foreign policy in the home front