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May 31, 2013
France is marching against markets
Gay marriage is the cherished priority of an elite-driven political system
May 24, 2013
A manifesto for the language of youth
Michel Serres thinks this texting, tweeting, Instagramming world is not stupid
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May 17, 2013
The dilemmas of genetic screening
Some awkward questions arise with new medical technology
- Clive Cookson The lucrative allure of the double helix
- Editorial Gene patents put patients at risk
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May 10, 2013
An artful answer to the tech talent gap
Mark Zuckerberg’s pressure group shows contempt for public opinion
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May 3, 2013
Immigrants and young Italy’s sorrows
In an age of debt, indifference over where a country’s residents come from is not reasonable
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Apr 26, 2013
The consequences of immigration reform
Render citizenship shaky and we will find we are nearer old rules of belonging than we think
- US immigration They have a dream
- Immigrants boost US housing recovery
Apr 19, 2013
The limits of a crowd-sourced manhunt
Speculation should be avoided when the facts are still unknown
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Apr 12, 2013
In the unthinking age, seeing is believing
The written word is becoming the language of a scholarly establishment
- Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson TV set for a revolution
- Analysis Cerebral circuitry
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LIFE & ARTS
Apr 12, 2013
Out of many
A call for debate on immigration policy. Christopher Caldwell reviews ‘The British Dream’, by David Goodhart
Apr 5, 2013
End of the US nursery rhyme economy
Set against the upheaval in the jobs market, ideological and ethnic shifts look minor
Mar 29, 2013
US must query any Knox extradition plea
The double jeopardy principle argues against the American’s possible return to Italy
Mar 22, 2013
GOP needs more than borrowed rhetoric
The party seems dumb. It seems uncool. And there is a reason for that
Mar 15, 2013
A new Pope with an old and humble view
The quality attributed to Francis will be taken to mean conservatism
Mar 8, 2013
Apathy over the Dow’s rise is unsurprising
What looks like a rally may just be the effect of elites passing money among themselves
Mar 1, 2013
Coaxers and coercers on common ground
Two books about behaviour change share a loss of faith in an educable public
Feb 22, 2013
Partisan bias is only natural
The issue is not the rights or wrongs of a policy so much as its author
Feb 15, 2013
Evangelism drained the Pope’s stamina
Benedict speaks of religious doubts as few clerics dare. Politics, however, has not been his forte
Feb 8, 2013
Drone policy: naive but not illegal
The US is killing suspected terrorists, not people on their lunch breaks in Tuscaloosa
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Christopher Caldwell writes a weekly column on politics, culture and international affairs for the Financial Times.
He is a senior editor at the Weekly Standard and a contributing writer for the New York Times magazine. He is the author of Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam and the West. He is a graduate of Harvard College, where he studied English literature
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