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David Goodhart

Too clever by half
The higher education contract no longer delivers what it promised. It must serve hearts and hands as well as the cognitive elite
David Goodhart

Wafted by goodwill onto the rocks of error
Without some kind of internal border—in other words, status-checking by employers, landlords and so on—there would be a huge incentive for people, especially from poorer countries, to arrive and stay permanently but illegally
David Goodhart

Is university for all working?
The helter-skelter expansion of higher education may be good for individuals but has sharpened value divides in society
David Goodhart

Only connect
Niall Ferguson's big theory of history is stimulating, arresting, but only half-convincing
David Goodhart

The ‘British Model’: Give Refugees Work
Alexander Betts and Paul Collier's "Refuge" is a work of politically engaged scholarship with both trenchant analysis and original solutions
David Goodhart

More Immigration Means Less Integration
If we were to welcome even a fraction of the refugees who want to come here, we would destroy the things that attract them to this country
David Goodhart

How Modern Liberals Created Nigel Farage
Contemporary liberalism has disdained the loyalties that work as society’s glue. Its failure has allowed populism to dominate politics
David Goodhart

A ‘Liberal Racist’? Me? I Felt Like a Heretic
A decade ago I tentatively questioned the benefits of mass immigration and got slated for it. But things have moved on
David Goodhart

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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