Tag Archives: globalisation

Cameron’s Darwinian message – “You’ve never had it so competitive”

Posted on Monday November 19th 2012 by Nick Denys

I have noticed something interesting. David Cameron has recently used three set-piece speeches to try to set the environment within which “choice 2015″ will be made.  The first part of the argument is to show that he understands that the … Continue reading →

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Alan Duncan restores my sense of optimism

Posted on Tuesday May 22nd 2012 by Fiona Melville

I went last week to one of those slightly random events where you don’t know anyone and you’ve been invited because you’re ‘interesting’. It turned out to be great fun, lots of people of relevance, and most importantly a renewer of … Continue reading →

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Building the Opportunity Society: The Davos Perspective

Posted on Monday February 6th 2012 by Alan Mak

The theme for this year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting, held last week in Davos, was “The Great Transformation: Shaping New Models”. Over five days, the 2,600 delegates – top politicians, and senior leaders from business, finance, academia, media … Continue reading →

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Should Britain be at the heart of a strong Europe? The ‘Yes’ blog

Posted on Thursday July 28th 2011 by Richard Denys

The last few months have been pretty momentous for the EU project. At the same time more and more  people in Britain are starting to talk about our relationship with Europe. It is a subject that cannot be ignored. Platform … Continue reading →

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