Will Davies@will-davies· 23d How to lose political friends and alienate financial journalists
Will Davies@will-davies· 26d Did the PM in waiting actually say this?! I await the usual calm and reasoned responses
Will Davies@will-davies· 26d I only wish Habermas had lived long enough to welcome our new public sphere
Will Davies@will-davies· 27d Andre Gorz in 1980 on what comes after the 'working class'
Will Davies@will-davies· 27d this is quite extraordinary
Will Davies@will-davies· 28d there's also the exploitative and exclusionary practices contained in this piece archive.ph/fLhqf
Will Davies@will-davies· 29d My Argentina World Cup highlights reel contains just one clip
Will Davies@will-davies· 29d A pretty significant test case, as to whether sheer weight of marketing can remake public space and social relations, in ways that nobody would consciously choose. So far, so good...?
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 13 Starmer to pull this pose
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 10 his local library is in for a surprise
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 8 The satire/reality singularity has finally arrived
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 8 Times Higher manages to convey a basic truth in one headline
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 7 In a previous age, Terry Venables successfully got 'cyclists' into Room 101. Maybe he was ahead of his time.
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 6 VAR team preparing for tonight's Belgium game
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 4 No idea what you’re talking about
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 4 the FT in 1984: 'Why coal-miners are leaving mining'
Will Davies@will-davies· Jul 2 Just posted a few words and a link on Wordpress and...
Will Davies@will-davies· Jun 29 I'm sure everyone *wants* growth, but the point I concluded my recent LRB piece with is: what is the point of being in power if and when it doesn't arrive? www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
