Some recent blogs: “Is it Possible to be Optimistic?” Radix Opinion “A World of Few Children?” Radix Opinion “Does Generation Z Change the Prospects for Global Warming?” Radix Opinion And by Patricia Lustig: “EC Safire Read more…
On Saturday, 7th September – a beautiful autumn day – the FT Weekend Festival took place at Kenmore House, Hampstead. As might be expected, the sessions in which political pundits from the UK and elsewhere Read more…
We’ve just had a blog published by Long Finance. It is about why economic models no longer work (if they ever did) and how choice affects this: https://www.longfinance.net/news/pamphleteers/power-choice-and-economic-models/ #economicmodels #economicchoice
Authors: Patricia Lustig, MD LASA Insight, and Gill Ringland, SAMI Emeritus Fellow and Director, Ethical Reading. Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing and available Read more…
Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing this month. This is one of a series of blogs based on the work we have done for Read more…
Authors: Patricia Lustig, MD LASA Insight and SAMI Associate and Gill Ringland, SAMI Emeritus Fellow and Director, Ethical Reading. Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book that is due to Read more…
Authors: Patricia Lustig, MD LASA Insight and SAMI Associate and Gill Ringland, SAMI Emeritus Fellow and Director, Ethical Reading. Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book that is due to Read more…
Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book that is due to be published in October this year, by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. The book launch is on November 8th from 5 Read more…
Further work arising from our upcoming book: https://www.longfinance.net/news/blogs/pamphleteers/tale-two-middle-classes/.
This is the second blog based on the work we did writing Megatrends and how to Survive Them, which is due to be published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing in October this year. In the first Read more…
