βWe have to rid ourselves of the itch for absolute knowledge and powerβ
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Holy hell the uk economy as told through Reddit posts.
βshould my wife, who has spent years taking all the educational qualifications to be a teacher but quit due to childcare, accept a job in a school (the job pays a minimum wage salary and is a 39 week contract, they sack her for the holidays)β
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"Instead, he walked into the Damascus sunshine..."
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Why does a future without disease seem more likely than one with continued democracy?
In this blog we reflect on our AI visions of the future and what they tell us about right now
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Asher Kessler
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I have a website with writings and more at asherkessler.com
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Author of CYBERBOSS. LSE fellow - critical algorithm/AI studies, livestreaming, solidarity, labour, hybrid media. StreamArtNetwork. Previously Novara Media. Co-host Heart Reacts. π³οΈβππΈπ http://c-gent.net/
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Politics writer for the Manchester Evening News π
Email: joseph.timan@reachplc.com
Prof of Political & Social Theory @ UEA: regularly a political theorist, often a political analyst, always a rhetorician. Sometimes I teach people how to make political speeches; usually they are happy about it. Mostly I study Reactionary Digital Politics.
Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Edinburgh. Historian of 20thC France/Europe (especially politics & ideas), intellectual history, Marxism, Hobsbawm. Editor of Contemporary European History.
More about me: https://emilechabal.com/
Japanese politics analyst; author of The Iconoclast: ShinzΕ Abe and the New Japan; Chicago-born Cubs fan now living in DC; marathoner; RHP + IF βΎ
Substack: Observingjapan.substack.com.
Business: www.japanforesight.com
Emerging Markets correspondent at the Financial Times.
Senior Markets Correspondent at the Financial Times. Previously insurance, markets, finance, stocks, pensions, you get the idea
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Contact: ian.smith@ft.com
From August, Provost, The Queenβs College, Oxford. Previously director, Institute for Fiscal Studies. Author βFollow the Moneyβ
Writes & talks @lrb.co.uk
Chartbook Substack https://adamtooze.substack.com/
OnesandTooze podcast https://foreignpolicy.com/podcasts/ones-and-tooze/
C******* University historian, Director European Institute, Chair Cttee on Global Thought.
Economics, history, theory, politi
Former hedge fund manager; writes top 10 finance Substack https://www.netinterest.co/ and contributor to @opinion.bloomberg.comβ¬
Journalist at the Financial Times. Not the chancellor. Email me on rachel.rees@ft.com
Britain editor, New Statesman. Lead host, New Statesman Podcast (Publisher Podcast Award winner '21-24) & co-host Westminster Reimagined with Armando Iannucci.
Deputy Editor, The New Statesman
Freelance journalist living and working in Kyiv, Ukraine
BBC local radio freelance reporter, sometimes heard on LBC radio
Very biased: against fascist and authoritarian regimes; for democracy, rule of law, and human rights.
Associate director for economic policy & AI @IPPR. Former Bank of England economist and IMF fellow.
Researcher, public services @instituteforgovernment.org.uk. Focusing on schools and local government, particularly children's social care and homelessness. She/her
New Yorker staff writer and Houston Rockets fan.
Editor-in-chief at The Economist
Professor of democracy and international affairs. http://www.henryfarrell.net and newsletter at http://www.programmablemutter.com. Underground Empire: How America Weaponized the World Economy (Holt, Penguin). https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781250840554.
