Nor does Mason offer any solution. The closest he gets is when he calls for a “new more equitable and sustainable form of globalisation – with new treaties; new transnational organisations; [and] a new deal on global currencies”. As an outcome, it is hard to argue with; as a prescription, though, it’s woollier than a Bloomsbury radical’s bobble hat.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
A well-deserved hatchet job...
...1848 and all that
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