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25 Aug 2014: Euny Hong's account of how South Korea went from backwater to cultural trendsetter is a myth-busting treat, writes Isabel Hilton -
4 Aug 2014:
An international group of essayists consider our awkward obsession with commemorating war, writes Peter Conrad
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21 Jul 2014:
Alex Brummer's demolition job on the scandals of the last 10 years is a work of controlled menace, writes John Kampfner
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17 Jul 2014: There has been an intense debate about this surprise bestseller. What is the upshot? By Stephanie Flanders
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14 Jul 2014:
Microsoft chief sends sales of John Brooks's collected journalism rocketing on secondhand market and prompts ebook reissue
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23 Jun 2014:
We ignore the rise of online currencies at our peril warns this timely book, writes John Naughton
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17 Jun 2014:
Stuart Jeffries: The 'rock star' economist sold out his London talk at the LSE – but his doomy prognosis isn't music to everyone's ears
• Thomas Piketty's Capital: everything you need to know about the surprise bestseller
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4 Jun 2014: This bestseller is both the life story of a fashion entrepreneur and a guide to female empowerment. The trouble is it's as shallow as a teaspoon. By Helen Lewis
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29 May 2014:
A Financial Times piece criticising the data underlying Thomas Piketty's book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, sparked off a heated debate. Economist Howard Reed argues that data discontinuities play a major role in the discrepancies
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26 May 2014:
Paul Mason: If the FT's attack on the radical economist is right, then all the gross designer bling in its How To Spend It section can be morally justified
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26 May 2014:
Author of bestselling economics book says paper is ridiculous to suggest his thesis on rising inequality is incorrect
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25 May 2014:
John Crace cuts the latest slice of self-help from the Freakonomics pair to a more economical 700 words
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16 May 2014:
Can a book change Wall Street? Michael Lewis's bestselling expose of high-frequency trading has caused a 'shitstorm'. What will happen next? And will the real problems be solved? By Andrew Ross
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8 May 2014: Letters: Retention of the open borders system will dash hopes for effective regulation of financial capitalism, since it will dismissed as threatening globalisation's holy grail of international competitiveness
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Video
(4min 34sec),
2 May 2014:
Tom Clark meets Thomas Piketty - the world's most in-demand economist - during a whistle-stop tour of London
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