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The abolition of the Law Lords was regretful
Sir Keir Starmer KC should keep in mind the dearth of legal talent in Parliament when abolishing the House of Lords.
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Tom Spencer

November 2022

The New York Times' Strange Obsession with English Criminal Law
Clearing up a few misconceptions about English Law courtesy of the New York Times
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Tom Spencer
How I research
A brief guide to my approach to research for the Blog Prize
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Tom Spencer
The Urban Origins of Comparative Development
Cities are really cool....
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Tom Spencer

October 2022

Stuffing their mouths with Gold
Crushing the anti-growth coalition will bring electoral defeat, it's time to bribe them.
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Tom Spencer

June 2022

What are cities for
Or, why do we spend so much time talking about cities, and how should we run them.
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Tom Spencer

May 2022

The World in 2072
The last 50 years of growth, show the near utopian potential of 2072.
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Tom Spencer
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January 2022

A look into Britain's macroeconomy
Or, how to navigate ourselves through tradeoffs
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Tom Spencer

December 2021

Some thoughts on medical regulation
Or why we ought to trust our neighbours a little more
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Tom Spencer

September 2021

Clement Attlee: Britain’s worst Prime Minister
No one else has ever had a bigger impact in decreasing national welbeing
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Tom Spencer
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June 2021

Mervyn King is wrong: Inflation isn’t a problem - yet
Inflation shouldn't be our biggest concern at the moment
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Tom Spencer

April 2021

Jaffa Cake Economics
How a classical legal case explains the problems with VAT
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Tom Spencer
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