28 Dec 2020 - 12:07am

The technocratic tedium of modern politics Religion and the Rise of Capitalism: RH Tawney said we should treat socio-economic questions with the beauty, drama, tragedy and pathos they deserve

Dan Hitchens

25.11

This is no time for austerity How Rishi Sunak could remodel capitalism — and save the economy

Peter Franklin

16.11

Why we need populism It kicks in when our democracies become too remote and detached from the people

Matthew Goodwin

13.11

The Left’s lost decade Ten years ago, when Tory HQ was stormed, a new political faction was born

Tobias Phibbs

27.10

How Big Tech seduced the Left In the 1960s, liberals stood up to IBM to defend free speech. Now they cosy up to Silicon Valley

Geoff Shullenberger

16.10

Big Tech is fixing the election Social media sites such as Twitter have unprecedented power — and are using it to influence politics

Douglas Murray

15.10

Bad taste is killing good wine The diversity of the wine industry is being crushed by one man's palate

Giles Fraser

13.10

Is cosmopolitanism our destiny? The dominance of the high-status political ideology might not withstand our fractured age

Aris Roussinos

12.10

The death of the music industry The pandemic has all but silenced the sector, and the Government is complacent at best

Ian Birrell

09.10

Would you like endless pleasure? A conflict-free utopia becomes an emotionally sterile dystopia in a new adaptation of Brave New World

Louise Perry

07.09

Uber’s dangerous drive to serfdom The company might fancy itself as a woke corporation, but its exploitative labour practices are worthy of the Gilded Age

Marshall Auerback

02.09

The commuters are revolting Does the Government fear an economic rebalancing away from the capital?

Mary Harrington