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Oliver Rhodes

Oliver Rhodes

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Geopolitical Consultant, Brunswick Group

Cambridge, London

Biography

Geopolitical team, the Brunswick Group (2024-present). Previously with Reaction, Engelsberg Ideas. MA and MPhil from the University of Cambridge (History and Modern British History). Henry Fellow at Harvard University, 2022-23.

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Euthanasia Law In Switzerland , Economic Policies , Socio Political Issues , Federal Politics

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Porn and Sex

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Total articles 74

  • The UK should relish the coming trade war

    By Oliver Rhodes| Reaction Verified I don’t know if anyone reads the National Bureau of Economic Research, but they really should – especially right now. Buried beneath the trade figures, an academic paper from 2022 explains why the coming trade war between the US and its economic partners is a hidden blessing. Pablo D. Fajgelbaum of the University of California and his co-researchers asked what effect the first US-China trade war had on the world economy.

    By Oliver Rhodes · Reaction

    Nov. 29, 2024

  • Upstart: why it took the West so long to pay attention to China's rise

    By Oliver Rhodes| Reaction Verified That China and America are on a collision course is by now well-known, thanks to the hundreds of books on the topic, gilding the landing pages of global think-tanks. Graham Allison’s Destined for War remains the gold standard, at least for its provocation factor: China and America are destined for war as Britain and Germany were a century ago, he argues, because America fears being displaced.

    By Oliver Rhodes · Reaction

    Oct. 03, 2024

  • A jam-packed King's Speech

    By Oliver Rhodes| Reaction Verified The government has made the full extent of its ambitions clear in the King’s Speech, including major reforms to devolution and house building. Forty new pieces of legislation – nearly twice as many as in the last parliament – are being prepared in the opening days of Starmer’s government. Headline manifesto pledges, such as the scrapping of the VAT exemption for private schools, are included. So too is a proposed bill to remove voting rights entirely for hereditary peers in the House of Lords.

    By Oliver Rhodes · Reaction

    Jul. 17, 2024

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