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Steering the Royal Academy in Pandemic Times: In Conversation with Axel Rüger
Axel Rü̈ger is Secretary and Chief Executive of the Royal Academy of Arts. He is a former Director of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam...

Louisa Stuart-Smith
6 min read


Leonardo the Myth alongside Leonardo the Architect
Leonardo da Vinci is a constant of the Western cultural tradition. We grow up with a vague sense of Leonardo’s achievements, knowing him...

Ruairi Smith
10 min read


We the People? The Conservative National Identity and its Role in American Political Polarisation
Identity drives human agency. Who we consider ourselves and the groups we are part of determines the choices we make. This principle is...

Christopher George
13 min read


Institutions for the Long Run: Taking Future Generations Seriously in Government
Introduction This article sets out the case for taking future generations seriously through our political institutions. We make three...

Fin Moorhouse and Luca Righetti
26 min read


Remediation
The will to transparency, the scopic drive to see through, to scrutinise naked truth, encounters a significant impediment in the dead...

Peter Goodrich
21 min read


Egalitarianism and the Neoliberal Work Ethic: In Conversation with Professor Elizabeth Anderson
John Dewey Distinguished University Professor and Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at the University of...

Teresa Turkheimer
15 min read


The Retrial of Dante: In Conversation with Count Sperello Alighieri and Antoine de Gabrielli
Count Sperello di Serego Alighieri is an astronomer descended from Dante Alighieri, author of the Divine Comedy . Antoine de Gabrielli...

Alexander (Sami) Kardos-Nyheim
10 min read


The Sacred and the Profane
Fig 1. Sacred and Profane Love (Titian 1514, oil on canvas). Wikimedia Commons. <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tiziano_-_Amor_S...

Matthew Sargent
10 min read


Art Law at Christie’s: In Conversation with Maggie Hoag
Maggie Hoag is Deputy General Counsel, Americas, at the auction house Christie’s. She studied art law at Stanford, and was involved in...

Alexander (Sami) Kardos-Nyheim
6 min read


Does Pornography Silence Women?
In Indianapolis in 1984, an unusual political alliance was formed. On one side was the staunchly conservative city council and on the...

Adam Rachman
10 min read
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