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Nuclear plans pass high costs, economic and other risks to future generations, it’s time for new design criteria for the

Trisha Greenhalgh and other health writers developed the idea of narrative-based medicine to explain the importance of what patients tell doctors

There is a small earthquake going on, but we can barely feel it yet – a cloud no bigger than

Professor Saskia Sassen, the great sociologist and geographer, explains why growth has become toxic – and what we should do about it.

Here’s Part 2 of the New Weather Institute’s responses to the Financial Times’ annual survey of economists on what the paper considers to be key issues for the upcoming year.

Each year the Financial Times surveys around 100 economists about what the paper considers the key issues for the upcoming year. The

The politics and economics of energy and climate change – two, huge, linked themes – dominated the year. And nowhere,

This is the story of a failure, albeit a highly instructive one. I wrote a couple of months back about

Seasonal memories of Charles Dickens’ London lifted from A Christmas Carol somehow let us feel better about ourselves. We look