Beyond Confrontation: Globalists, Nationalists and Their Discontents

7:00pm, Wednesday 9 September

How innovation works

7:00pm, Tuesday 7 July

Covid-19 and the economy, part four: Italy / South Africa

7:00pm, Wednesday 1 July

Covid-19 and the economy: the oil industry

7:00pm, Wednesday 10 June

International disorder: has Covid-19 killed globalism?

7:00pm, Monday 1 June

Covid-19 and the economy, part three: the USA

7:00pm, Wednesday 13 May

Covid-19 and the economy, part two: China

7:00pm, Wednesday 6 May

Covid-19 and the economy, part one: Germany / developing world

7:00pm, Wednesday 29 April

Covid-19: how can we escape a coronavirus depression?

7:00pm, Thursday 23 April

How will coronavirus affect Johnsonomics?

6:45pm, Wednesday 1 April

The world economy: a coming crash?

7:15pm, Tuesday 21 January

Central banking: behind the mystique

6:45pm, Thursday 10 October 2019

What is Corbynomics?

6:45pm, Thursday 11 July 2019

From trade war to world war?

6:45pm, Thursday 13 June 2019

A beginner’s guide to the mining industry

6:45pm, Monday 13 May 2019

How can we revive UK economic growth?

7:00pm, Monday 8 April 2019

Is it the end of the road for cars?

7:00pm, Monday 11 February 2019

Is capitalism digging its own grave?

7:00pm, Tuesday 11 September 2018

Why the backlash against Silicon Valley?

7:00pm, Thursday 28 June 2018

The future of pensions

6:45pm, Thursday 26 April 2018

Automation: will it destroy jobs or make new ones?

6:45pm, Tuesday 13 February 2018

China’s urban growth

6:45pm, Wednesday 6 December 2017

Where will we get the workers? Immigration and skills after Brexit

6:45pm, Wednesday 6 September 2017

Election 2017 and the economy

6:45pm, Tuesday 6 June 2017

Bookshop Barnie: ‘Creative Destruction’ by Phil Mullan

6:30pm, Monday 3 April 2017

The Internet of Things and Industry 4.0

6:45pm, Thursday 2 March 2017

Behavioural economics

6:45pm, Thursday 19 January 2017

What now for ‘gig’ working and the sharing economy?

6:45pm, Wednesday 30 November 2016

The UK economy after Brexit

6:45pm, Wednesday 27 July 2016

Charlemagne revisited? The politics and economy of the EU

6:45pm, Monday 23 May 2016

Stay-at-home economics: is world trade in decline?

7:00pm, Wednesday 16 March 2016

The end of the East Asian economic miracle?

6:45pm, Monday 28 September 2015

The sharing economy: should we believe the hype?

6:45pm, Tuesday 8 September 2015

Democracy in America

7:00pm, Wednesday 15 July 2015

What next for the UK economy?

7:00pm, Tuesday 28 April 2015

The collapse of oil prices: origins and impacts

7:00pm, Thursday 19 February 2015

FDI and the Britishness of the British economy

7:00pm, Tuesday 3 February 2015

Back to protectionism? The future of world trade

7:00pm, Wednesday 26 November 2014

America’s new technocratic elite

6:45pm, Tuesday 16 September 2014

Adam Smith: The Theory of Moral Sentiments

6:45pm, Wednesday 25 June 2014

Quantitative Easing: will it ever stop?

6:45pm, Wednesday 30 April 2014

Adam Smith: The Wealth of Nations

6:45pm, Thursday 27 February 2014

Austrian Economics

7:00pm, Tuesday 10 December 2013

The Entrepreneurial State

6:45pm, Tuesday 1 October 2013

The Truth about Neoliberalism

6:45pm, Thursday 27 June 2013

A New Industrial Revolution?

6:45pm, Tuesday 7 May 2013

The limits and dangers of muddling through

7:00pm, Tuesday 5 March 2013

The state of industrial policy

7:00pm, Wednesday 5 December 2012

The Giants of Asia

7:00pm, Tuesday 25 September 2012

The moral limits of markets

7:00pm, Thursday 30 August 2012

The military-industrial complex today

7:00pm, Thursday 14 June 2012

When all the fruit is gone

7:00pm, Tuesday 17 April 2012

Can we afford equality?

7:00pm, Tuesday 28 February 2012

It’s Christmas in Euroland

7:00pm, Thursday 15 December 2011

Less cash? More inequality?

7:00pm, Wednesday 21 September 2011

The Fate of the Dollar

7:00pm, Wednesday 3 August 2011

Inflation: is the problem getting bigger?

7:30pm, Wednesday 1 June 2011

Behavioural Economics

7:00pm, Thursday 5 May 2011

Global Imbalances

7:00pm, Thursday 24 March 2011

The New Economics

7:00pm, Thursday 10 February 2011

Where in the world is the economy going?

2:00pm, Wednesday 15 December 2010

Capitalism 4.0

2:00pm, Sunday 10 October 2010

Does Britain need an industrial policy?

2:00pm, Sunday 5 September 2010

Income distribution in China

2:00pm, Sunday 20 June 2010

Economic crisis in Greece

2:00pm, Sunday 30 May 2010

America the rich?

2:00pm, Sunday 25 April 2010

The Redefinition of Poverty

2:00pm, Sunday 21 February 2010

Future of Capitalism

2:00pm, Sunday 6 December 2009

The state and the recession

2:00pm, Sunday 27 September 2009

New Philanthropy &  Financial Engineering

2:00pm, Sunday 23 August 2009

UK – the productive economy

2:00pm, Sunday 2 August 2009

Bookshop Barnie: Nandan Nilekani on ‘Imagining India: Ideas for the New Century’

2:00pm, Thursday 23 April 2009

A Brave New World: Are the emerging economies the new technological innovators?

7:00pm, Thursday 16 October 2008

Can India compete with China as an economic superpower?

2:00pm, Sunday 14 September 2008

Commission on Growth and Development Report

2:00pm, Sunday 3 August 2008

Is China the economic saviour of the 21st century?

7:00pm, Wednesday 28 May 2008

Food and Commodities Inflation

2:00pm, Sunday 27 April 2008

Global Equality

2:00pm, Sunday 30 March 2008

The Credit Crunch

2:00pm, Sunday 2 March 2008

Understanding Future Shifts

2:00pm, Sunday 27 January 2008