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Was 1976 really the best year? A review of Seasons in the Sun by Dominic Sandbrook

28 June 2012

Was 1976 really the best year? A review of Seasons in the Sun by Dominic Sandbrook

Chris Snowdon
28 June 2012
If he maintains this Stakhanovite work-rate, Dominic Sandbrook will have written the definitive, 8,000-page history of Britain’s post-Churchillian twentieth century … Continue reading “Was 1976 really the best year? A review of Seasons in the Sun by Dominic Sandbrook”

An evening with the New Economics Foundation

13 January 2012

An evening with the New Economics Foundation

Chris Snowdon
13 January 2012
The New Economics Foundation recently revived its idea of restricting working hours to 21 hours per week as a means … Continue reading “An evening with the New Economics Foundation”

Egalitarianism reloaded: the NEF discovers the Spirit Level

31 October 2011

Egalitarianism reloaded: the NEF discovers the Spirit Level

Kristian Niemietz
31 October 2011
The New Economics Foundation (NEF) has earned itself a reputation as the sworn enemy of economic growth and consumption. In … Continue reading “Egalitarianism reloaded: the NEF discovers the Spirit Level”

How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society

6 August 2010

How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society

Kristian Niemietz
6 August 2010
It may seem like a fox writing a publication on geese-keeping. And yet, the New Economics Foundation (NEF) has joined … Continue reading “How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society”

The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland

22 February 2010

The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland

Kristian Niemietz
22 February 2010
The next time you’re struggling to find the right birthday present for a friend or family member, why don’t you … Continue reading “The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland”

How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society

6 August 2010

How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society

Kristian Niemietz
6 August 2010
It may seem like a fox writing a publication on keeping geese. Nevertheless, the New Economics Foundation (NEF) has joined … Continue reading “How the New Economics Foundation would build the Big Society”

The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland

22 February 2010

The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland

Kristian Niemietz
22 February 2010
The next time you’re struggling to find the right birthday present for a friend or family member, why don’t you … Continue reading “The clock strikes 21 in Happy Hobbitland”

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