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Are his monetary powers enough to bring Britannia back to life?
As Mark Carney arrives at the Bank of England amid great fanfare, leading commentators offer their advice for the new governor. Today: Izabella Kaminska and Dan Corry.
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Immigration debate demands new focus on fairness, culture and values
Writing for Juncture, IPPR’s Sarah Mulley sets out the vital elements of a new centre-left consensus on the polarising issues of immigration and integration.
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Trust the experts: why professional judgment is one key to reform
Writing for Juncture, Jeremy Hardie argues that a new emphasis on evidence is necessary but not sufficient to reform policymaking.
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Juncture is published in hardcopy format four times a year. The journal includes long-format essays and articles, including in-depth content not available online.
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For a limited time, to celebrate our 20th volume, you can subscribe to Juncture for just £25 a year.
Follow the link below, select the 'Personal: Print + Online' option and enter the discount code NEW25 to take advantage of this special offer.
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Latest Issue \
Juncture 20.1 Summer 2013
- Click to visit Juncture at the Wiley online library
- Editorial \ Guy Lodge, Will Paxton and Nick Pearce
- Juncture interview: Gillian Tett
- Dear Mr Carney… Memos to the new Bank of England governor \ Dean Baker, Frances Coppola, Brad DeLong, Jonathan Portes, Izabella Kaminska, Dan Corry, Ann Pettifor, Tim Allan and Bruce Banner
- Macmansions, cellars and garrets: Surveying the new Ireland \ Roy Foster
- A recipe for revolution: Could 1968 happen today? \ Robert Gildea
- Immigration: Consensus and contention on the left \ Sarah Mulley
- Democracy and violence, in India and beyond \ Ramachandra Guha
- Never to be forgotten? The 2013 English local elections \ John Curtice
- How One Nation Labour can bridge the values divide \ Nick Pecorelli
- Why the left needs to take wealth seriously, again \ John Hills and Howard Glennerster
- Back to work: The making and unmaking of the English working class \ Jon Lawrence
- How One Nation Labour can bridge the values divide \ Nick Pecorelli
- Reviews: Vernon Bogdanor on Charles Moore
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