Health, Education & Welfare

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  Public Policy | Digested Read

  23 Oct 23

  From Gerontocracy to Gerontonomia: The Politics of Economic Stagnation in Ageing Democracies

  What happens when the socioeconomic needs of the elderly, namely good pensions, and low inflation, are prioritised?

  Tim Vlandas

  • Political Parties
  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • Equality
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  Public Policy | Book review

  30 Sep 23

  Review: The American Imperative. Reclaiming Global Leadership Through Soft Power, by Daniel F. Runde

  David W. Ellwood

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • USA
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  Political Economy | Book review

  28 Sep 23

  Review: Cannibal Capitalism. How Our System Is Devouring Democracy, Care, and the Planet—and What We Can Do About It, by Nancy Fraser

  Alexandre Leskanich

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • Environment & Climate Change
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  Parties & Elections | Journal article

  18 Aug 23

  From Gerontocracy to Gerontonomia: The Politics of Economic Stagnation in Ageing Democracies

  Tim Vlandas

  • Elections & Campaigning
  • Sovereignty
  • Health, Education & Welfare
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  Political Ideas | Journal article

  17 Jul 23

  Rethinking ‘Crowding Out’ and the Return of ‘Private Affluence and Public Squalor’

  Stewart Lansley

  • Political Parties
  • Trade
  • Health, Education & Welfare
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  Political Ideas | Book review

  10 Jul 23

  Review: Spectres of Pessimism: A Cultural Logic of the Worst, by Mark Schmitt

  Michael Rustin

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • Identity Politics
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  Public Policy | Book review

  22 Jun 23

  Review: Why Governments Get It Wrong: And How They Can Get It Right, by Dennis C. Grube

  Patrick Diamond

  • Constitution
  • Civil Service & Bureaucracy
  • Health, Education & Welfare
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  Political Economy | Book review

  22 Jun 23

  Review: The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism, by Martin Wolf

  Dick Pountain

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • USA
  • Human Rights
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  Society & Culture | Digested Read

  21 Jun 23

  The Future of British Political History

  How can historians maintain an effective presence in public debate about politics in Britain? And how should historians position themselves when political history is losing ground among British academic historians?

  Joanna Innes

  • Health, Education & Welfare
  • Media
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  Public Policy | Digested Read

  08 May 23

  Raising the Pension Age

  Why has it been rather easy to raise the pension age in the UK?

  Deborah Mabbett

  • Health, Education & Welfare