Events
London, July 15 2019
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Chairman Mao's revolution changed the course of history. But that revolution wasn't confined to China: Maoism spread all over the world, fomenting revolutions and upending certainties. Most recently...
London, September 16 2019
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Søren Kierkegaard is one of the most passionate of philosophers. He analysed love and suffering, courage and anxiety, religious longing and defiance. His restless creativity was spurred on by his...
London, October 21 2019
In his first book, journalist and author Peter Pomerantsev revealed from the inside the dark arts of Russian misinformation. In his follow-up This is Not Propaganda he uncovers how fake news has...
London, November 18 2019
What makes a successful prime minister or president? In these pen portraits of leaders ranging from Margaret Thatcher and Gordon Brown to Barack Obama and Donald Trump, David Runciman tracks how...
Event articles
Andy Davis / November 6, 2018
Banking on Change Discussion at Labour Party Conference
The banking and financial services that we rely on to run our lives are more than ever dominated by digital technology and data. At the...
Saskia Perriard-Abdoh / September 27, 2018
Prospect will once again be putting on a series of discussions and debates at the party conferences to give delegates and parliamentarians the opportunity to debate some of the key issues affecting...
After the outrage in Salisbury, what are we to make of Vladimir Putin’s aggressive posture towards the west?
Duncan Weldon / April 5, 2018
Raising productivity will be key