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Welcome to our Event Podcast page. Below is the audio from our 2016 and 2017 events. We will be regularly updating new audio each time an event takes place. We hope you enjoy listening... 2017...
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Jay Elwes In Conversation with Sir David Omand
London, May 1 2018
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After the outrage in Salisbury, what are we to make of Vladimir Putin’s aggressive posture towards the west? Is it a sign of strength or of weakness and furthermore how long can Russia afford to...
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Prospect Book Club—John Gray
London, May 21 2018
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Atheism hasn't been well served by some of its more shrill adherents in recent years. In his new book, the philosopher John Gray tries to correct that lack by exploring the rich, complex world of...
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HowTheLightGetsIn 2018
Hay-on-Wye, May 25 2018
HowTheLightGetsIn returns to Hay-on-Wye in May 2018 with more ideas, music, magic and wonder than ever before. For one weekend, the world's leading thinkers flock to a unique festival site on the...
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Prospect Book Club—Henry Marsh
London, June 18 2018
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Henry Marsh has spent his life in brain surgery. Following on from his bestselling Do No Harm, Marsh’s new book Admissions unearths memories of his days as a medical student, and a young surgeon....
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Prospect Book Club—Jesse Norman
London, July 16 2018
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Adam Smith is the most influential economist who ever lived. But what he really thought and what the implications of his ideas are remain fiercely contested. Was he an eloquent advocate of capitalism...
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Brexit and the future of industry
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Raising productivity will be key
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Ahead of the upcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Prospect and vision campaign Clearly convened a roundtable discussion to address the issue of poor vision across the Commonwealth.
Duncan Weldon / February 15, 2018
The opportunity is there for the Commonwealth to lead on this agenda.​
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What next for financial services?
Prospect Team / November 16, 2017
Wikimedia Commons Spend time with owners of any of the UK’s five million small businesses and the conversation will inevitably turn to access to finance – or rather the lack of access. In the...
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Prospect's 2017 Party Conference Round-Up
Saskia Perriard-Abdoh / October 31, 2017
  After a busy four weeks on the road at the Liberal Democrat, Labour, Conservative and Scottish National Party political party conferences, where Prospect hosted a number of discussions on...
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