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7 July 2009
| spiked
Why is Greenpeace calling on the UK to set an example to nations like China, when the Chinese are cleaning up faster than us?
2 July 2009
| Facilities Management World
What movies tell us about the workplace The history of the cinema reveals much about how people have interpreted the world of work
29 June 2009
| spiked
Let’s go back to the Moon – and beyond As the 40th anniversary of the first manned moon landing approaches, backward attitudes here on Earth have tainted our view of lunar exploration
June 2009
| Special to Woudhuysen.com
Paying in cash: more than the strange pastime of a few Contactless debit cards, the decline of cheques and the rise, in Korea, of payments made by mobile phones: all raise the spectre of a cashless Britain. But that will never happen
15 June 2009
| spiked
Risk-taking, R&D and the recession The woeful level of Western investment in R&D reveals much about the capitalists’ state of mind
27 May 2009
| spiked
Today’s economic crisis springs from years and years of under-investment in research and development
1 May 2009
| spiked
The myth that New Labour is pro-nuclear Everyone from big business to greens imagines that British government policy favours nuclear energy. It doesn’t
7 April 2009
| spiked
A Fu Manchu of the dot com age? Claims that Chinese cyber-spies are plotting world domination through the World Wide Web are greatly exaggerated
30 March 2009
| Special to Woudhuysen.com
Political writing: long live the cliche Andrew Rawnsley, one of Britain's leading political commentators, offers an excellent – if inadvertent – lesson in how to repeat tired old images and mangle metaphors, too. I've counted more than 30 lame phrases, and have highlighted them in yellow
24 March 2009
| New Civil Engineer
Science, engineering and the two Cabinets How many of our leaders in New Labour and the Conservatives have any background in technology or business?
19 March 2009
| spiked
The recession and the Politics of Fumbling The consistent incompetence of politicians does not come by chance: it's a symptom of their lack of a cohering ideology
February 2009
| spiked
A top sociologist has kind words for what is in fact a searing polemic
15 January 2009
| New Civil Engineer
The Severn Barrage: calling greens' bluff Green objections to the Severn Barrage reveal little more than a phobia of major projects
| Blueprint
Two new books on cars have much – but not everything – to recommend them
12 January 2009
| spiked
The CFLs are on, but nobody’s home The mad green war on light bulbs won’t save much electricity - it’s about enforcing moral rectitude in the home Next Page
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