Wall Street’s Retreat From King Coal|NYT

Tue 29/03/2016

Coal-state politicians who won’t listen to environmental arguments should take a look at where the big money is headed. The grave environmental damage from coal-fired power plants has done nothing to deter the Senate majority […]

The Economist | Buttonwood: Tough choices

Sun 27/03/2016

The Economist | Buttonwood: Tough choices http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21695554-state-spending-will-be-hard-cut-given-rising-inequality-tough-choices?frsc=dg%7Cd

Using the Arts to Promote Healthy Aging|NYT

Fri 25/03/2016

It doesn’t look as if they’ve heard of the U3A in the US, but still, it makes a lot of sense to keep creative and mobile, rather than taking medication. Music, dance, poetry, painting and […]

Bill Emmott: Trump’s Italian Prototype

Mon 21/03/2016

As Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in the US continues to rack up successes, pundits are scrambling for some historical or foreign analogue that can shed light on the phenomenon. The most apt is the Italian […]

After the Fact|The New Yorker

Sun 20/03/2016

Google and Big Data have ushered us into a crisis of knowledge. Michael P. Lynch is a philosopher of truth. His fascinating new book, “The Internet of Us: Knowing More and Understanding Less in the […]

Stiglitz: The New Generation Gap|Project Syndicate

Sun 20/03/2016

On both sides of the Atlantic, young people’s voting behavior has diverged sharply with that of their elders. And the reason is clear: political elites have failed to ensure social justice across generations. Source: The […]

Anatol Lieven: Don’t Fear the Russians|NYT

Sun 20/03/2016

Mr Lieven does such a good job at calming western fears about Russia’s aggressive stance on all fronts. A very emollient piece of propaganda, interpreting as voluntary restraint, every time Russia has been forced to […]

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