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Complicity: why and when we chose to censor ourselves

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17/04/2020

Index asks when we choose to self-censor, talking to journalists and academics about both the theoretical background and concrete cases where people have been complicit in sacrificing their rights to privacy, free spreech or a free press.
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Conceptualising capitalism: how the misuse of key concepts impedes our understanding of modern economies

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23/03/2015

What is capitalism? In this discussion, Professor Geoffrey Hodgson attacks what he sees as widespread misunderstandings of its very nature and proposes a new understanding, based on referral to its historical basis and, in particular, to the ideas of Victorian economist Henry Dunning MacLeod, best known for his work on credit and its centrality within capitalist societies.
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The dwarfing of Europe? A dialogue between Brazil, India, China and Europe

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22/05/2013

What is Europe's role in the world today? How is it perceived abroad and what relationships does it have with the emerging powers of the 21st century.
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