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Bill Durodié
How CSR became big businessCorporate social responsibility allows governments to avoid accountability and gives companies a sense of purpose. |
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Frank Furedi
Why church officials worship these protesters
No attempt to depict Occupy London as a Second Coming of angry Jesuses can disguise the fact that it remains a shallow moral gesture.
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| Monday 31 October 2011 |
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Brendan O’Neill
Call off this culture
war against ‘the poor’
In a speech for the Liberty League in London, Brendan O’Neill denounced the dictatorship of
do-gooders colonising poor communities.
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Tom Slater
We need to talk
about suspenseLynne Ramsay's film adaptation of We Need to Talk About Kevin manages to make a school shooting look tedious. |
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Issue No.49
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| Thursday 27 October 2011 |
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Frank Furedi
It’s 100% certain that they don’t represent 99%
The occupiers’ claim to speak for ‘the 99%’ exposes how determined they are to avoid hard political debate in favour of cheap moralising.
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Patrick Marmion
Marat/Sade:
‘no holes barred’The RSC’s revival of Peter Weiss’ gratuitously graphic play is well worth seeing, in all its gory glory. |
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Justine Brian
Jamie’s Great Britain: processed food-TV
Jamie Oliver’s latest formulaic cookery show: it’s not that great and it’s not that ‘British’.
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