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Issue: January/February 2014

Hunting the Lynx with the Old Believers
'The first who came to Tuva had come in search of Belovode: a mythical Russian utopia that peasants believed existed out in Siberia'
Ben Judah

Cold Comfort On Global Warming
'The main action in Warsaw was to agree on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol, but the disagreements are longstanding, fundamental and intractable'
Myron Ebell

Republicans Cannot Go On As The ‘Party Of No’
For American conservatives to return to the White House in 2016, they must stop running up an escalator that is moving down
Andrew Stuttaford

Misunderstood For Six Hundred Years
The negative image of Gypsies that persists today is the result of centuries-old xenophobia, misrepresentation and downright fantasy
David Abulafia

Performance-Related Pay Will Be A Débacle
Michael Gove's proposal that teachers be rewarded financially for achieving targets undermines the very ethos of the profession
Katharine Birbalsingh

A Self-Portrait Of The Young Man As An Artist
Six years after leaving art school, I finally put on my own show. In that time I have learnt what exactly it means to be a painter
Jacob Willer

God, Hayek and the Conceit of Reason
The economist knew the survival of civilisation rested on belief but couldn't make the leap of faith
Jonathan Neumann

She Was Difficult On Britain’s Behalf
John O' Sullivan

Romping Around the Great Wen
Laura Freeman

Unstitching the Invisibility Coat
David Womersley

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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