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John Gray

John Gray is the New Statesman's lead book reviewer. His latest book is "The Immortalisation Commission: Science and the Strange Quest to Cheat Death (Penguin, £9.99).

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Ideas
18 July 2013

It’s a delusion to believe, as the western powers do, that law can ever supplant politics. And in politics, achievable and worthwhile ends justify the means.

Books
22 June 2013

Sins of omission and myths of the Enlightenment.

UK Politics
16 May 2013

History has no author.

International Politics
15 May 2013

The world is back to where it was in the late 19th century — no one great power controls everything on the planet, not the US and not China. And that makes the threat of war inescapable.

Books
02 May 2013

The many identities of Fernando Pessoa.

Ideas
27 March 2013

The guru of Gaia is a maverick environmentalist who supports fracking and nuclear power. Does he believe the human race has a future?

Books
07 March 2013

Hive mentality.

Books
14 February 2013

Political violence, past and present.

Books
31 January 2013

Civilisation’s gains and losses.

Books
29 November 2012

Why tolerate religion? Most of our beliefs are unwarranted, even absurd, says John Gray.

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