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17 Oct 2014: His tract is heavy going, light on politics and, in places, beyond parody. Has the leader of the rebellion missed his moment? By David Runciman
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9 Oct 2014: An intriguing, bitter chronicle of the decline of the 'world's most famous man', writes Mark Gevisser
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8 Oct 2014: What causes wars? How have we ended up with the idea that religious doctrine above all is to blame for human conflict? By David Shariatmadari
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5 Oct 2014: The civil-rights campaigner inspires and infuriates in a vital book that should get us all arguing, writes Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
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5 Oct 2014: Andrew Roberts’s life of Napoleon calls for a radical rethink of our attitudes to his aims and achievements, writes Andrew Hussey
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2 Oct 2014: This clear-sighted study of the financial crisis raises the question of how to change a corrupted political system. By Richard Toye
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1 Oct 2014:
No clash of civilisations or end of history – this argument for a balance of power is the summation of Kissinger's thinking. By Rana Mitter
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28 Sep 2014: The author of The End of History challenges the west’s obsession with liberal democracy, writes Nick Fraser
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27 Sep 2014: Owen Jones: By writing for mass audiences beyond the politically active, Naomi Klein intellectually arms and offers hope to those thirsty for alternatives. I know; before No Logo, I was one of them
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