Tag Archives: 2015
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2015: A Year in Review
1December 22, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
This is as much a personal as a public exercise, but it seems like a good piece of intellectual accounting …
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Places and Parity: Processing Horrors
Leave a commentNovember 15, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
The leafy squares of Bloomsbury are a world away from the vibrant, bustling public squares of the Levant. The farmer’s …
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Waves, Floods, and Tears: Welcoming Refugees in Context
1September 7, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
Sometimes, familiarity has a way of masking small differences. Everyday trivia has a way of distracting us from the complexity …
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Choosing a Leader: Thinking in Ink
3August 13, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
I’ve been thinking a lot about political messages recently, about hope, about change, and about all that comes between them. …
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Myths, Battle & Rail: Two Stories About Waterloo Station
1June 16, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
UPDATE: Here’s a video of me talking to The Independent about Waterloo and its contemporary importance On the 200th anniversary of …
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Echo Chambers and Exit Polls
1May 8, 2015 by Andrew W M Smith
I’m still stumped, I suppose. It’s tough for me to get my head round what happened, and so I’m writing …
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