Economics has been called ‘the dismal science’? Is it? Humanity has now reached the stage where we need international conferences on how to stop trashing the […]
The first of our three part lecture series designed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Girton Conference was delivered by Revd Canon Prof Mark Chapman, […]
If English Anglican white Evangelicals thought the analysis of Robert P. Jones represented a range of subjects on which they’d rather not comment (i.e., “… Let’s […]
This is the second in a series of posts on wealth. Critics are increasingly challenging our dominant assumptions – not only because we are making more […]
Nuts and bolts have a history. Something very like these were used in the hanging Gardens of Babylon, apparently. Jacques Besson, a French inventor, created the […]
Perhaps, like me, you have dipped into the Governance Review Group Report with a cocktail of emotions – wariness, Deja-vu, impending sense of gloom tipping into […]