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  • Issue #224, November 2014

November 2014 issue of Prospect Magazine (#224)

Features

Martin Scorsese: American god
Clive James / October 16, 2014
From Mean Streets to Goodfellas, Martin Scorsese has shaped modern cinema
Are we free?
Daniel Dennett / October 16, 2014
Neuroscience gives the wrong answer
The English question
Jim Gallagher / October 16, 2014
It’s time for the UK to give England more of a voice—and this is how to do it
Northern Ireland: No more answers
John Ware / October 16, 2014
Why has Northern Ireland closed down the organisation dedicated to investigating unsolved...
China nearly killed me
Daniel Wolf / October 16, 2014
China’s pollution is making people ill—and the health system is ruthless
Give the Welsh more power
Kenneth O Morgan / October 16, 2014
Ignored, neglected and patronised, Wales may now prompt as much change to the UK as has...
What do voters want from devolution?
Peter Kellner / October 16, 2014
Voters are clear what they want Westminster to do—and not do
In defence of Obama
Sam Tanenhaus / October 16, 2014
The US President is one of the most effective statesmen in modern American history

Opinions

Quantative easing: better late than never
Gavyn Davies / October 16, 2014
Quantitative easing is taboo in Europe
Must politicians think they are right?
AC Grayling / October 16, 2014
Media pressure forces politicians to make rapid decisions on complex questions
If I ruled the world: John Lydon
John Lydon / October 16, 2014
The world needs an idealist—but not an anarchist
The English question
Jim Gallagher / October 16, 2014
It’s time for the UK to give England more of a voice—and this is how to do it
The deficit: the unspoken truth
Bronwen Maddox / October 16, 2014
None of the political parties has a plan for the deficit
Why I got sacked from the Shadow Cabinet after six days
James Gray / October 16, 2014
The North Wiltshire answer to the West Lothian question
Duel: should we introduce a mansion tax?
Mark Ferguson, Nick Carn / October 16, 2014
A way of evening the odds, or counterproductive and wasteful? Our panellists battle it out
Editorial: The English question
Bronwen Maddox / October 16, 2014
Supporters of the union celebrate the Independence Referendum results. © HAN...
Justin Welby: what should we do about ISIS?
Justin Welby / October 15, 2014
We may have to use force in the Middle East, but we should not relinquish our values
Hong Kong protests: democracy doesn’t fill your rice bowl
Helen Gao / October 13, 2014
Envious of Hong Kong, mainland Chinese youth nonetheless identify little with local...

Regulars

How to cook... Catalan cuisine
Prospect Team / October 17, 2014
This month, Prospect's food columnist Wendell Steavenson discovers the perfect restaurant...
If I ruled the world: John Lydon
John Lydon / October 16, 2014
The world needs an idealist—but not an anarchist
Duel: should we introduce a mansion tax?
Mark Ferguson, Nick Carn / October 16, 2014
A way of evening the odds, or counterproductive and wasteful? Our panellists battle it out
The way we were: bitterness
Ian Irvine / October 16, 2014
Extracts from memoirs and diaries

Arts & Books

Martin Scorsese: American god
Clive James / October 16, 2014
From Mean Streets to Goodfellas, Martin Scorsese has shaped modern cinema
Hannah Arendt: she couldn't stop chuckling
Jonathan Rée / October 16, 2014
A new book about Hannah Arendt reveals the playful side of one of the 20th century's most...
Review: The Quantum Moment by Robert P Crease & Alfred Scharff
Philip Ball / October 16, 2014
What do you make of quantum theory? One response is that it is weird or hopelessly...
The best-run states in the world
Adam Kirsch / October 16, 2014
Francis Fukuyama's passion for democracy seems to have deserted him
Novels are luxuries, not necessities
Lionel Shriver / October 16, 2014
Tim Parks brilliantly skewers the pieties of the literary world
Kierkegaard in Iowa
Thomas Meaney / October 16, 2014
Marilynne Robinson's novels expose the religious wiring behind American culture
The way we were: bitterness
Ian Irvine / October 16, 2014
Extracts from memoirs and diaries
Prospect recommends: Things to do in December
Prospect Team / October 16, 2014
Our critics choose the best of the month's culture
Book review: The Game of Our Lives by David Goldblatt
Jonathan Derbyshire / October 16, 2014
Football used to be the game of the English working-class. While many of the civic and...

Life

How to cook... Catalan cuisine
Prospect Team / October 17, 2014
This month, Prospect's food columnist Wendell Steavenson discovers the perfect restaurant...
Life of the mind: seeking safety
Anna Blundy / October 16, 2014
"It struck me that having a safe mind to turn to is what psychotherapy is about"
Leith on Life: nothing to fear but fear itself
Sam Leith / October 16, 2014
"I wonder whether these fears are the product of an inherited disposition"
Wine: decisions, decisions
Barry Smith / October 16, 2014
"The greater the variety of wines you choose, the more interest and enjoyment you will...
Matters of taste: why do you cook?
Wendell Steavenson / October 16, 2014
"Chez Henri was so small that there was no room for tables inside—four tables were set...

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