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Articles by James Crabtree

End of the road
James Crabtree / April 19, 2011
With studies showing a decline in car use, are we seeing the beginning of the end for the car?
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Urban myths
James Crabtree / February 23, 2011
Boston reinvented itself when its manufacturing industries declined. Should cities that don’t manage this be abandoned?
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Top tanks
James Crabtree / November 17, 2010
Our think tanks lack the funds of their US rivals—but they punch above their weight
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Reading the tea leaves
James Crabtree / October 30, 2010
The Tea party has focused public anger at Obama's reforms and forced the political establishment to take note in the run-up to the midterm elections. But is it any more than a knee-jerk response to a...
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Who are the Liberal Democrats?
James Crabtree / June 21, 2010
A new generation of ambitious politicians has finally won a share of power for their party. But the rise of this hard-headed, centre-right group will not go unchallenged
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Six must-reads to understand the new Lib-Con moment
James Crabtree / May 12, 2010
This is a genuinely exciting political moment. It is the government the country wanted: Cameron, with Clegg; a fired-up blue Quattro, with yellow brakes. It is also uncharted territory. Cameron must...
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Enter Prospect's exciting new hung parliament 2010 limerick contest!
James Crabtree / May 7, 2010
We all need something to do for the next 48 hours, while the Tories and the Lib Dems thrash it out. Already a campaign has started on facebook telling the media to "Cool It", and give the politicians...
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Five thoughts on the second leadership debate
James Crabtree / April 23, 2010
I watched the debate in a pub in central London, largely filled with people who were supporting the Labour party. Here are some quick thoughts. 1. Clegg won again. It was a weird moment of deja...
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Five thoughts on the debate
James Crabtree / April 16, 2010
I watched the debate last night with a group of people invited to a bar in central London by a PR company. I have five reflections. 1. Clegg won, therefore Cameron "won." The conventional wisdom...
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Let’s all be friends
James Crabtree / February 24, 2010
New research shows how our social ties can influence us for better—and worse: making us fatter, more likely to smoke, marry, divorce and even vote. Governments should take heed
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