Damming evidence
Taming the Waters
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Worldly view of early US
Cambridge Economic History of the United States, Volume One
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Guide to trade without blocks
International Trade
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The liberal line on deregulation
Restructuring Telecommunications
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Moral hazards of risk management
Dangerous Commerce
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All at sea without a moral anchor
Hayek and After - Social Citizenship Rights - Hayek
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Euro arteries await bypass ops
Trans-European Network
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Life by its numbers and smells
International Trade and British Economic Growth from the 18th Century to the Present Day - The People and the British Economy, 1830-1914
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First Impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a classic study of "playing the game": "Tuna Puna at the beginning of this...
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Centurion of the cerebrum
Worldly wise: 5 Japan's Brain Science Institute is working on preventing Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and schizophrenia. If it succeeds, it will rewrite our knowledge of the brain. Martin Ince meets the...
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Feisty patron of the people
Helena Kennedy, first chairwomen of the British Council, cares passionately about the underprivileged and particularly their education which is why, she tells Harriet Swain, she intends to ensure...
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Anyone got an A-Z?
Two weeks ago Tony Blair invited a select bunch of academics to No. 10 to help him find his 'Third Way'. But, asks Brian Brivati, what exactly is it and where will it lead? In opposition Tony Blair...
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Chemical war in Whitehall
The outcry over the safety of organophosphates once again raises questions about the independence of scientific advice. Ayala Ochert reports. It sounds like a dull academic exercise, but anyone...
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Which of these titles is porn?
What's in and what's out of that special section the Bodleian Library reserves for books it thinks are too risque for an impressionable public? Jane Jakeman discovers some surprising inclusions....
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The magic number is 64
The people of Northern Ireland may well vote for their own assembly today, but the consequences will be enormous for everyone in these islands. Brendan O'Leary explains just how radical the agreement...