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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Prospect Magazine March 2016.
Better growth, worse leaders
Foreword The US primary elections are evidence of a new mood. The economy is improving, people are feeling better about it—but their rejection of political elites is undimmed. Their embrace of more ...
If I ruled the world
I’d hold off on colonising Mars—but ensure women get heard I’m not exactly sure what it means to rule the world. Come to think of it, I don’t even know where the world (my sovereignty) would end—shoul...
Prospect recommends
Things to do this month Art The Grand Tour Chatsworth House, Derby Museum and Art Gallery, Harley Gallery Welbeck, Nottingham Contemporary, 18th March to 30th June This is the second iteration of an ...
Prospect events
Monday 22nd February The Prospect Book Club with David Aaronovitch On Monday 22 February, Prospect will launch its first Book Club with author and Times columnist David Aaronovitch, who will talk abo...
Letters
letters@prospectmagazine.co.uk Cheerful Commies Reading Philip Hensher’s review (“Children of the Revolution,” March) of David Aaronovitch’s book on his parents I found myself unable to recognise the...
In fact
In 2014, five countries— Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Syria—suffered almost 80 per cent of the deaths caused by terrorists. Iraq was the worst affected, with close to 10,000 deaths. Terr...