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Aug 15 2013
Why Everyone Deserves a Holiday from the Euro Crisis
1 CommentBy Henry Radice In Britain, it is called the silly season. As July languorously turns to August, even the broadsheets fill their pages with human interest stories and discussions of political leaders’ holiday destinations. In reality, the latter category of … Continue reading
Posted by: August 15, 2013
Tagged with: politicians' holidays, politics of leisure, work/life balance