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1. Clare Lockhart: Rethinking Aid and the Developing World

   Clare Lockhart calls for a new model of engagement for the developing world.
2. Hilary Cottam: Redesigning Welfare

   Entrepreneur Hilary Cottam unfolds her vision for redesigning the welfare state.
3. Matthew Engel: An Invasion of Americanisms

   Matthew Engel warns of a new threat to the English language from Americanisms.
4. Penny Pepper: Disability and Identity

   Writer Penny Pepper gives her perspective on human identity as a disabled person.
5. Danny Kruger: The Purpose of Punishment

   Danny Kruger calls for a re-evaluation of the purpose of punishment for crime.
6. Ed Smith: Professionalism in Sport

   Former England cricketer Ed Smith argues that too much professionalism is not a winner.
7. Steve Jones: The Legacy of Eugenics

   Biologist Steve Jones reflects on the legacy of the father of eugenics, Francis Galton.
8. Felipe Fernandez-Armesto: The Myth of the Protestant Work Ethic

   Professor Felipe Fernandez-Armesto explodes the myth of the Protestant work ethic.
9. Anne Applebaum: Repressive Regimes

   Anne Applebaum asks how governments can best compensate victims of repressive regimes.
10. Philip Cowley: Politicians and Pogo Sticks

    Philip Cowley says today's politicians compare favourably to those of the past.
11. Jake Wallis Simons: Buddha vs Buddha

    Writer Jake Wallis Simons explains why he decided to abandon Buddhism.
12. Johann Hari: Dying for a New Phone

    Johann Hari argues that our demand for gadgets has helped to drive the war in the Congo.
13. Jonathan Sumption: Don't Apologise

    Jonathan Sumption argues against apologising today for historical events.
14. Christina Patterson: Care to be a Nurse?

    Christina Patterson says we should stop making excuses for bad nursing.

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