Income distribution and the UK referendum – Professor Robert Wade
Large numbers of those who voted Out in the UK’s In/Out referendum did so less from a negative assessment of EU membership than from anger at their falling relative income over the past many years and worry that their children will fare even worse. On the day the result became known, the second most frequently asked question of Google, […]
Veni, vedi, quite a lot of vinci in the Bosphorus
Veni, vedi, quite a lot of vinci in the Bosphorus
Professor of Political Economy, Robert Wade, tells us about his swam across the Bosphorus for the From Asia to Europe open water swimming race.
From Robert Wade, 23 July 2018:
Returned to London last night from a quick two-day visit to Istanbul. Purpose was to swim in the “From Asia to Europe” “race”, 6.5 kms. Event is organized once a year (this the […]