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Chartbook 464 explores the "China squeeze," examining the political implications of development counterfactuals and their impact on global economic dynamics.
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This week, guest presenter Sophia Smith Galer speaks to David Runciman, a podcaster and former politics academic, about his radical proposition to lower the voting age to six. It’s a position that has been met with laughter, scorn, and even anger, but he believes it’s not just in accordance with our democratic principles - it could also help give our stale and fractious democracy a much-needed shot in the arm. David talks us through the history of the arguments about suffrage (some of which h...
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It would undermine parliamentary sovereignty and enshrine political fads in law Source
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Reports that Jason Arday tried to use the police to silence critics should concern us all Source