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27 August 2010
| spiked review of books
‘Lifestyles will have to be redesigned' A Guardian journalist’s ranting about the ‘neglect, greed and human filth’ of modern China shows that new prejudices about a Green Peril have replaced old fears of the Yellow Peril
12 August 2010
| spiked
Don’t let the miserabilists clip humanity’s wings Flight is one of man’s greatest achievements. Let’s challenge the greens and officials who want to snuff it out
28 May 2010
| the spiked review of books
An engaging tale, packed with myths Christian Salmon’s book rightly notes the increasing use of narrative in modern life, but his ‘anti-capitalist’ instincts get in the way of understanding why
29 April 2010
| BBC Radio 4 Material World
Interview on innovation and the UK general election The oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico shows the need to think big in undersea robots and every kind of technological innovation. British politicians, wake up!
18 April 2010
| Interview with Grant Thornton
The defects of business models New ways of fleecing customers are no substitute for the hard graft of research, development and successful technological innovation
7 April 2010
| Proof
Sights and insights from Mumbai and Kerala
11 March 2010
| spiked
How the state is a roadblock to progress in innovation Obsessed with red tape, visionless governments are holding back the kind of big and risky developments society needs
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?
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
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
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 Next Page
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