Publications by pp_editor
Why People Are Such a Disappointment
By Matthew Parish Saturday 19 September 2026 There comes a point in almost every thoughtful life at which one begins […]
The Nationalisation State: Russia’s New War on Foreign Business
By Matthew Parish Friday 18 September 2026 For much of the period since the collapse of the Soviet Union, foreign […]
Unscheduled Stop
By Matthew Parish Friday 18 September 2026 Somewhere beyond Kyiv the train gives up, Not at a station, merely […]
Beyond the Panopticon: Foucault, Artificial Intelligence and the Perfecting of Invisible Power
By Matthew Parish Thursday 17 September 2026 Michel Foucault died in 1984. He never used Google, owned a smartphone or […]
Canada Comes to Europe
By Matthew Parish Thursday 17 September 2026 The emerging Canada–European Union relationship may become one of the more consequential geopolitical […]
The Price of Everything: Cost-of-Living Crises, Past and Present
By Matthew Parish Thursday 17 September 2026 There is something peculiarly demoralising about a cost-of-living crisis. A recession announces itself […]
A Night Out in Kyiv: The Empty Capital
By Matthew Parish Thursday 17 September 2026 There is something peculiar about going out for an evening in Kyiv now. […]
Søren Kierkegaard in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 16 September 2026 There is something curiously appropriate about returning to Søren Kierkegaard at the beginning […]
Keynes in the Age of Geoeconomics
By Matthew Parish Wednesday 16 September 2026 If Friedrich von Hayek were unexpectedly transported into the economic world of the […]
Eightfold Shattered Windows: Stories of Resilience from a Kyiv Inclusive Centre
By Kathrin F. Beck Wednesday 16 September 2026 In Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district, tall apartment blocks surround a patch of green […]
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