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Who is Michel Barnier?
Christine Ockrent / January 22, 2018
At the end of last year, he saved the prime minister. In 2018, he holds the fate of the whole country in his hands. It's time to pay attention to Michel Barnier
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How the internet changed gossip
Harry Harris / January 16, 2018
Gossip has always existed—in fact, it might even do us good. But what happens when rumour goes online?
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Flour power: why every revolution begins with bread
Ella Risbridger / January 9, 2018
From Sudan to Versailles, Cairo to Tehran, protests have always begun with the price of bread rising. And in 2018, it's still the best barometer we have for class, capitalism and power
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Neo-liberalism on the couch: why it’s time to let psychoanalysis into politics
Susie Orbach / January 8, 2018
From the decline of the NHS to the election of Donald Trump, insights from analysis can help us understand our fragile political times
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Why are psychologists so interested in your mother?
Anna Blundy / December 14, 2017
A psychoanalyst once summed up glibly the two approaches: Freudian—your mum was mean to you. Kleinian—you think your mum was mean to you
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Listen: Headspace #17—Globalisation
Tom Clark / December 12, 2017
In our monthly podcast, Tom Clark and guests discuss hyper-globalisation and its pitfalls
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Britain's prisons are failing and the government has no plan
Chris Tilbury / December 12, 2017
Every available statistic shows a system that is inexorably lurching from chronic failure towards acute crisis
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The happiness industry is a symptom of the sad state of society
Lynne Segal / December 12, 2017
Smile or die
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The great globalisation lie
Dani Rodrik / December 12, 2017
Third way evangelists presented globalisation as inevitable and advantageous to all. In reality, it is neither, and the liberal order is paying the price
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Intimacy rebooted: why we shouldn't fear the rise of sex tech
Kate Devlin / December 9, 2017
Isolation and loneliness are seen as the fault of technology when, on closer inspection, that same technology can bring us closer together
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