The Great Depression and ‘Embedded Liberalism’ The Great Depression posed a serious threat to capitalism as economic nationalism flourished and Communism and Fascism offered alternative models.
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Middle Class Recruits to Communism in the 1930s Why did some idealistic young people join the Communist Party...
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Lord Kelvin and the French 'F' Word: The Greatest Victorian Scientist? Lord Kelvin (1824-1907) was Professor of Natural Philosophy at the...
How Inequality Affects Mental Health Traditional risk factors for mental illness include genetics, perinatal factors...
The Gordon Riots of 1780: London in Flames, a Nation in Ruins In June 1780 the most destructive urban riots in English...
Making Sense of Conspiracy Theories With Brexit, the US presidential election and the Covid pandemic...