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The 2008 financial crash and what came next: John Lanchester and education
We are rapidly approaching the ten-year anniversary of the greatest financial disaster to strike the modern world since the 1930s. I hope people in education, technology, futures, and policy fields will reflect on this and how it reshaped our time. … Continue reading
