Line handily sums up people’s bewilderment at state of world, but it isn’t quite what the Marxist thinker wrote
At a time when geopolitical certainties of old are crumbling away, it has become the go-…
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Line handily sums up people’s bewilderment at state of world, but it isn’t quite what the Marxist thinker wrote
At a time when geopolitical certainties of old are crumbling away, it has become the go-…
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Rutger Bregman, Josie Long, Michael Rosen, Meera Sodha and others on what they are no longer wasting their time on
Rutger Bregman, author
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Dutch writer Rutger Bregman says claim that Trump was ‘most openly corrupt president in US history’ was removed
The BBC has been plunged into a new row over its treatment of Donald Trump, after an aca…
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Authors including Michael Rosen, Samantha Harvey and Rutger Bregman reveal their books of the summer
Summer reading: the 50 hottest books to read now
The 10 best audiobooks for summer
Zadie Smith
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The historian Rutger Bregman makes the case for why corporate high flyers should quit their jobs to pursue something more meaningful
“Moral ambition is the desire to stand on the right side of history…
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A bracingly hopeful call for high-flyers to ditch corporate drudgery in favour of something far more ambitious
This is not a self-help book,” the author tells us, firmly. Appearances might suggest oth…
An altruistic companion to Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks aims to encourage anyone with a conscience to stop being a spectator
Many years ago there was a BBC children’s TV programme called Why …
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