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15 Jun 2012: Giles Fraser assesses two books that ask about the morality of the market and the nature of value -
21 May 2012:
Why was the response from US academic experts to the global financial crisis so muted? In the second extract from his book Inside Job, Charles Ferguson argues that corruption in universities is deeply entrenched
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20 May 2012:
Wall Street bankers could have averted the global financial crisis, so why didn't they? In this exclusive extract from his book Inside Job, Charles Ferguson argues that they should be prosecuted
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29 Apr 2012: Ferdinand Mount's mild views on banks and bonuses count as a radical position these days, writes Andrew Anthony
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25 Mar 2012: David Wolman's vision of a future without cash has a serious side, but has gonzo brilliance as well, writes Felix Martin
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18 Mar 2012: This series of essays on the planet's future is intriguing and even uplifting, writes Henry Krempels
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11 Mar 2012:
Two US academics offer a compelling analysis of the world's financial malaise, writes Paul Collier
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29 Feb 2012:
Sam Leith on how the world was saved from Cybarmageddon
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12 Feb 2012:
The Black-Scholes equation was the mathematical justification for trading that plunged the world's banks into catastrophe, says Ian Stewart
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3 Feb 2012:
Peter Clarke on the ideological struggle at the heart of our economic crisis
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30 Dec 2011:
From finance to fiction, we round up the most promising books that are coming up in the new publishing year
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2 Dec 2011:
Paul Mason adds up responses to the global financial meltdown
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2 Dec 2011:
Novelists Justin Cartwright, Alex Preston and Barry Unsworth talk about stories of capitalism
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27 Nov 2011:
Our critics choose the books they intend to give this Christmas, and the ones they hope to receive
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22 Nov 2011:
Ian Jack charts the rise and fall of a great British institution
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