
Will Hutton
Columnist at The Guardian
Political economist, author, Observer columnist, President of the Academy of Social Sciences and host of the We Society podcast. All views are my own!
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1 week ago |
onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Will Hutton
Professor David Marquand's struggle both intellectually and politically to marry social liberalism with social democracy may have failed in his lifetime. But he was right, and anticipated what must happen. The decades ahead promise to be more propitious to his cause.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Will Hutton
The game-changing geopolitical event last week was the near collapse of the immense $29tn market in US government debt, threatening the stability of the American and global financial system and the safe-haven status of dollar assets. The US president boasted as the collapse unfolded that world leaders were queueing to “kiss his arse”.
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Will Hutton
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Will Hutton
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Will Hutton
‘Liberation Day” was, of course, a tragic idiocy based on a bewildering inversion of reality. The rest of the world has not been ripping off or pillaging and plundering the US, as claimed by Trump launching his salvo of tariffs, the highest for a century. The truth is the opposite. There is no American “national emergency”. The US still represents the same 25% of world GDP, as it did in 1980.
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Industrial strategy, investment in frontier technology and dirt cheap renewables are the way to rejuvenate our steel industry - as China shows. Any takers here in Britain? British Steel must now join the modern economy, not be a prisoner of the old https://t.co/GJ2NU1q0eH

Another tribune of the UK right proclaims - as predecessors have done for 70 years - the European project dead. Instead the UK should become Trump’s vassal state - whose trade policies even her colleague Allister Heath thinks crazed. The right has lost it. https://t.co/nIyr03fTaE

Total batshit from the Times. UK electricity prices have been mad for a good decade. The idea that Miliband is to blame and not China defies reality. Ed Miliband’s net zero obsession left British Steel on brink of extinction https://t.co/2LifDvg9DM