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15/09/06

Webb Essay Competition 2002 – Winning Essay

Fear is one of the most basic human conditions. Being afraid of fundamental change or seemingly incomprehensible institutions, moreover, is something to be found in almost all historical periods and…

Article by Alexej Behnisch
15/09/06

Review – The Dot.com ‘Revolution’

Dot.bomb The Rise & Fall of Dot.Com Britain: Rory Cellan –Jones (Aurum Press 2001) Dotbomb – Inside an Internet Goliath - from Lunatic Optimism to Panic and Crash: J. David…

Article by Mark Leonard
15/09/06

The EU Vanity Parade

The themes of the Laeken summit befit the majesty of its setting in the royal grounds of the Belgian kings: progress in all the major European projects of the moment…

Article by Tom Arbuthnott
15/09/06

Laeken’s Lows

"I refused to get involved in horse-trading," said the Belgian Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt, as he looked back on the disarray of the Laeken Summit, supposedly the high-point of Belgium's…

Article by Tom Arbuthnott
15/09/06

Italy After Ruggiero

Thursday, 10 January, 2002 It was never going to be easy for Silvio Berlusconi. Even before his election as Italian prime minister in May, his coalition was condemned as a…

Article by Tom Arbuthnott
15/09/06

Address by Ram Gidoomal

I came to Britain as a refugee: my family were part of the large influx of South Asians expelled from East Africa in the 1960s. The government of the day…

Article by Ram Gidoomal

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