Prospect Magazine
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October 1995
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349 issues
Collection JISC
“Who are we?
Prospect is the UK’s outstanding monthly current affairs title—a home for fine writing, robust debate and considered reflection on the biggest issues of our time. Prospect has always been politically independent, with no party-political affiliation or agenda. It is owned and supported by the Resolution Group as part of its not-for-profit, public interest activities.
What does our journalism feature?
Edited by former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, we publish in print; on our website and app; and through our newsletters, podcasts and events. Our in-depth journalism spans politics, science, foreign affairs, economics, climate and the environment, philosophy and the arts.”
Prospect is the UK’s outstanding monthly current affairs title—a home for fine writing, robust debate and considered reflection on the biggest issues of our time. Prospect has always been politically independent, with no party-political affiliation or agenda. It is owned and supported by the Resolution Group as part of its not-for-profit, public interest activities.
What does our journalism feature?
Edited by former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, we publish in print; on our website and app; and through our newsletters, podcasts and events. Our in-depth journalism spans politics, science, foreign affairs, economics, climate and the environment, philosophy and the arts.”
Dernier numéro:
A plan for Britain: with the UK facing yet another change of prime minister, Ravi Gurumurthy outlines a bold plan for Labour to get our economy moving and, as the World Cup begins, David Goldblatt writes on the power of the great global festival of our times. Plus, Ed Siddons reports how a member of the Assad regime built a European property empire, BBC newsreader Sophie Raworth on the joy of running, Ethan Zuckerman on the alien rock band Angine de Poitrine and Benjamin Clark on how AI slop took over the British right’s future visions. In the culture, Susie Mesure explores the state of climate fiction, Kate Maltby reviews Greg Doran’s memoir on Shakespeare and grief, and Alan Rusbridger on Nil Venditti, a conductor for the 21st century. Plus, Sheila Hancock returns to the Lighthouse, and Jeremy Hunt does our Hinterland Q&A
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