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Five decades on from Populorum Progressio, have we achieved one world?

19 March 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Five decades on from Populorum Progressio, have we achieved one world?

Philip Booth
19 March 2020
At this time of the rapid spread of coronavirus we can, of course, easily see one the downsides of globalisation. However, globalisation has … Continue reading “Five decades on from Populorum Progressio, have we achieved one world?”

The battle of ideas is NEVER over – and it is currently “less over” than ever

10 September 2019
Markets and Morality

The battle of ideas is NEVER over – and it is currently “less over” than ever

Syed Kamall
10 September 2019
When I was a PhD student in the early 1990s, Francis Fukuyama published The End of History and the Last … Continue reading “The battle of ideas is NEVER over – and it is currently “less over” than ever”

Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short?! (Part 3)

7 June 2019
Welfare

Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short?! (Part 3)

Richard Norrie
7 June 2019
Continued from Part 2… Alston makes many claims about living standards. Some turn out to be without foundation and based … Continue reading “Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short?! (Part 3)”

Food banks and food insecurity (Part 2)

6 June 2019
Welfare

Food banks and food insecurity (Part 2)

Richard Norrie
6 June 2019
Continued from Part 1… Alston points to rising food insecurity and calls for the government to “systematically measure food security”. … Continue reading “Food banks and food insecurity (Part 2)”

Oh what a wonderful world!

20 December 2018
Society and Culture

Oh what a wonderful world!

Philip Booth
20 December 2018
There is a danger that anything a Christian writes about Christmas for an economics blog will be a heresy or … Continue reading “Oh what a wonderful world!”

How the UN gets poverty wrong? (Part 2)

23 November 2018
Government and Institutions

How the UN gets poverty wrong? (Part 2)

Richard Norrie
23 November 2018
Continued from Part 1. Furthermore, the condition of poverty is not uniform and some will endure more hardship than others. … Continue reading “How the UN gets poverty wrong? (Part 2)”

How the UN gets poverty wrong (Part 1)

22 November 2018
Markets and Morality

How the UN gets poverty wrong (Part 1)

Richard Norrie
22 November 2018
A few years ago, when my grandfather was still alive, my father took him to see Angela’s Ashes at the … Continue reading “How the UN gets poverty wrong (Part 1)”

Don’t ditch Universal Credit, fix it

19 October 2018
Welfare

Don’t ditch Universal Credit, fix it

Julian Jessop
19 October 2018
Were it not for Brexit, the furore over the roll-out of Universal Credit would surely be dominating the headlines on … Continue reading “Don’t ditch Universal Credit, fix it”

The ‘cold, hard, facts’ about in-work poverty

11 September 2018
Labour Market

The ‘cold, hard, facts’ about in-work poverty

Len Shackleton
11 September 2018
Following an article I wrote about last week’s IPPR Commission on Economic Justice report, a correspondent argued that we should … Continue reading “The ‘cold, hard, facts’ about in-work poverty”

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