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A little lightness on the most depressing day of the year
James Crabtree / January 19, 2009
Today is the most depressing day of the year. Christmas has receded from our minds, but so, sadly, have our new years resolutions. The weather is frightful. Valentine's day is coming up. Capitalism...
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Gaza: how bad is it?
Mary Fitzgerald / January 14, 2009
As can usually be expected whenever this subject crops up, we have a wide spectrum of views on the ongoing crisis in Gaza to offer you this week. For the prolific (and provocative) Edward Luttwak,...
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FTSE: A Thousand Points Further To Fall
Alexander Fiske-Harrison / January 7, 2009
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Revenge of the Green Machine
anonymous / January 7, 2009
Who wouldn't kill to be a fly on the wall at a coffee morning involving Damian Green and his civil servant nemesis, David Normington? Normington, the home office boss who sent the rozzers round to...
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Prospect sets the pace
Mary Fitzgerald / January 6, 2009
Things may have been relatively quiet here at First Drafts over the Christmas break, but elsewhere Prospect has continued to lead the news. Not only was there a maelstrom of gossip generated from the...
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Don't worry about Rick Warren's less gay website
James Crabtree / December 24, 2008
Rick Warren gets caught removing anti gay messages from his website. Good - it shows Obama's approach is working.
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Prospect Public Intellectual 2008 Top Trumps
David Killen / December 23, 2008
In our Christmas edition, Prospect announced the results of our Public Intellectual of 2008 contest - won by General David Petraeus. Just for fun, we decided to mark the event with a special...
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Power's world: the McCartney interview
Jonathan Power / December 23, 2008
Whatever Paul McCartney says or does is news. In September, when he went to give a concert in Israel—making up for the Beatles concert that the Israeli government forbade at the last moment, 43...
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Prospect's new issue: what comes next?
Tom Chatfield / December 17, 2008
"Any great failure should force us to rethink," begins Robert Skidelsky's cover story for our new issue. And there can be few failures more lurid than the current crisis of the global financial...
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Public intellectual of 2008: David Petraeus
James Crabtree / December 17, 2008
Noam Chomsky. Francis Fukuyama. Anthony Giddens. Christopher Hitchens. Slavoj Zizek. All names that didn't even make the top 10 in Prospect's contest to crown 2008's public intellectual of the year....
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