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Gallic pride gives way to la dépression française
...subjective and debatable issue, of course - the general feeling exists that from cinema (the "new wave" school) to literature (Albert Camus, for example) the 1950s and 1960s were years of greater French creativity than the 1990s or the first decade of the... By Dominique Moïsi
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How Gallic pride gave way to depression
...and debatable issue, of course – the general feeling exists that from cinema (the “new wave” school) to literature (Albert Camus, for example) the 1950s and 1960s were years of greater French creativity than the 1990s or the first decade of the 21st... By Dominique Moïsi
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Broker's upgrade helps Kingfisher outrun retail peers
...Lloyds had backstopped the equity issue at 44p so fears about "death-spiral" dilution were misplaced, said Execution analyst Joseph Dickerson. He also forecast the bank to deliver a profit in 2010, compared with a consensus forecast for a £1.2bn loss... By Bryce Elder and Neil Hume
November 27, 2009
Time is up for short-term thinking in global capitalism
...broader accounting of economic activity will enhance economic policy and decision-making. We commend the work of Professor Joseph Stiglitz and the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress for recognising that while facts...company boards to the highest standards of governance and ethics. Trustees must also receive proper resources and training. Albert Einstein famously remarked: "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them... By Al Gore and David Blood
November 26, 2009
Time is up for short-term thinking in capitalism
...broader accounting of economic activity will enhance economic policy and decision-making. We commend the work of Professor Joseph Stiglitz and the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress for recognising that while facts...company boards to the highest standards of governance and ethics. Trustees must also receive proper resources and training. Albert Einstein famously remarked: “We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them... By Al Gore and David Blood
February 7, 2010
Arts around the world
...finest – after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov. NYCB principal dancer Maria Kowroski takes the joint roles of Odette/Odile, Albert Evans is the evil Von Rothbart and Stephen Hanna the love-struck Prince Siegfried. The set is by the Danish painter Per Kirkeby... Compiled by Griselda Murray Brown
February 8, 2010
Guide: Arts around the world
...finest - after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov. NYCB principal dancer Maria Kowroski takes the joint roles of Odette/Odile, Albert Evans is the evil Von Rothbart and Stephen Hanna the love-struck Prince Siegfried. The set is by the Danish painter Per Kirkeby...
February 9, 2010
Jobs rethink urged to counter poverty
Work is not a guaranteed route out of poverty, according to research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. The way employers organise their workforces, and the support people receive to remain and progress in their... By Nicholas Timmins
February 9, 2010
Bosses urged to offer greater job security
...for workers such as cleaners could be improved Work is not a guaranteed route out of poverty, according to research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. The way employers organise their workforces, and the support people receive to remain and progress in... By Nicholas Timmins, Public Policy Editor
February 9, 2010
Climate science row irrelevant to economic change
...structures are doomed to economic death. But that is the way economic dynamics work, according to the famous Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter. Whatever the outcome of the controversy among the climate researchers, it is irrelevant for the scope and pace...