Spotify, Netflix and now shared driverless cars: why don’t we own anything anymore?
With shared self-driving cars on the horizon, companies are forcing us into a minimalism that is profitable for them, but questionable…
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Think “neoliberalism” isn’t real? The other day, I met it in person
This merger raises serious questions about British law, says Anna Turley.
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Why a bulb of garlic spells trouble for the United Kingdom’s trade policy
The Conservatives are clear that they want the freedom to strike trade deals, but less clear on what they want…
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In a cool public library on Australia’s hottest day, I revisited what the state can offer
What would we stomach paying for separately and explicitly that currently comes bundled as a “free” public service?
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Austerity has worked? Don’t believe a word of it
Conservative economic policy has failed on its own terms.
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Hard Brexit threatens Welsh steel – but Port Talbot’s Leavers have no regrets
Inside a town inextricably linked to the health of the steel industry.
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Ban the M word – why it’s time to stop talking about millennials
Let’s not get distracted by silly and reductive tropes being used mainly by commercial enterprises.
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Labour’s renationalisation plans look nothing like the 1970s
The Corbynistas are examining models such as Robin Hood Energy in Nottingham, Oldham credit union and John Lewis.
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