Belief and bigotry
What happens when two atheists and two agnostics meet for lunch? When the folk in question are, respectively, John Gray, Alain… Read more »
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England and Scotland
On a strict definition, the Anglosphere consists of six countries – the United States, the United Kingdom, The Republic of… Read more »
The future of the Anglosphere
Now for some good news about America. Indeed, not only America, but all the English-speaking nations. Though not quite the… Read more »
Healthcare systems compared
Alongside fiscal stimulus, the other great policy iniative of the Obama administration is healthcare reform. Few would doubt that the US system is in… Read more »
America’s unequal recovery
America's economic recovery is encouraging to many, not least to advocates of 'plan B' – the debt-ballooning path of fiscal stimulus… Read more »
The Greek economy
Why is Greece so dependent on other people’s money? Megan Greene of Roubini Global Economics provides us with a remarkable case… Read more »
China’s middle class
In 1992, Francis Fukuyama published The End of History and the Last Man, in which he argued that the globalisation… Read more »
Regulation in the USA
Luckily, we in the Anglosphere don’t have to put up with the kind of rampant bureaucracy that strangles freedom in Greece… Read more »
Banking reform
So, who to blame for the curse of red tape? Politicians and bureaucrats are the obvious targets, but let’s not… Read more »
Jane Austen, philosopher
And now for something completely different (or maybe not): the works of Jane Austen. In a fascinating post on the… Read more »
