Courting Trouble

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Courting Trouble

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Nov 1, 2017

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When does flirting go too far? In a changing world, can we agree on what is acceptable behaviour? Sexual harassment is much in the news, new laws and codes are in place. Legal definitions are one thing, but real life situations can be a lot messier and more uncertain. Mixing expert analysis of the issues with discussion of everyday scenarios, Jo Fidgen asks: what are the new rules of relationships?
Producer: Chris Bowlby.

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Nov 1, 2017

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Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented by distinguished writers, journalists and academics.

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Roberto Unger: Roberto Unger explains why he thinks fellow left-of-centre progressives lack imagination. by Analysis
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Varieties of Capitalism: Can a country switch from one form of capitalism to another? Jeremy Cliffe investigates. by Analysis
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What Does Putin Want?: Edward Stourton investigates the Russian leader's geostrategic vision. by Analysis
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Syria: Inside the Opposition: Edward Stourton investigates the alternatives to President Assad. by Analysis
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The Philosophy of Russell Brand: Jeremy Cliffe encounters the ideas and personalities behind a new 'anarcho-populism'. by Analysis
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What is Wahhabism? by Analysis
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Divorcing Europe: What would happen if Britain chose to leave the European Union? Chris Bowlby reports. by Analysis
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Conservative Muslims, Liberal Britain: David Goodhart on liberal Britain's relationship with socially conservative Muslims. by Analysis
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Eldar Shafir: Scarcity: An interview with psychologist Eldar Shafir about the concept of scarcity. by Analysis
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The End of the Pay Rise?: British wages have fallen since 2008. Paul Johnson asks if they will ever pick up. by Analysis
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Tories: Nasty or Nice?: Robin Aitken explores why the Tories have struggled with the label of 'the nasty party'. by Analysis
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Life by Lottery: Jo Fidgen asks if we should use chance to solve difficult political dilemmas. by Analysis
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Scotland and the Union: Can Britain be Rebooted?: As Scotland votes on independence, Douglas Fraser asks if there's a vision for Britain. by Analysis
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Why Minsky Matters: Do the theories of Hyman Minsky provide a radical challenge to mainstream economics? by Analysis
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The Edge: Is the West losing its military edge? by Analysis
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Meet the Family: Politicians love talking about families. But do they understand modern family life? by Analysis
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Downward Social Mobility: Social mobility is good for those on the up, but what about those who go down? by Analysis
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Thrifty Debtors: Has the downturn has made us thriftier, or are we stuck with high personal debt? by Analysis
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The Idea of the Caliphate: How has the concept of an Islamic caliphate evolved and been expressed through history? by Analysis
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Time to Rethink Asylum?: Tim Finch explores ideas for a radical rethink about the way we deal with asylum seekers. by Analysis
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Deirdre McCloskey: Economic historian Deirdre McCloskey on why poverty matters more than inequality. by Analysis
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Two-Nation Britain: Is Britain's real political divide between the cosmopolitans and the rest? by Analysis
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Michael Pollan on Food: What should we eat? An interview with author Michael Pollan about what food is and is not. by Analysis
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Just Culture: Margaret Heffernan explores why big organisations so often make big mistakes. by Analysis
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Inside Welfare Reform: How well has the government implemented its controversial welfare reforms? by Analysis
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Ritual Sexual Abuse: The Anatomy of a Panic (Part 2): David Aaronovitch traces society's shift from wrongful denial to excessive credulity. by Analysis
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When Robots Steal Our Jobs: Technology has decimated manual labour. Now it has its sights on white-collar work. by Analysis
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You Can't Say That: Is there a right to cause offence? Edward Stourton explores the limits of free expression. by Analysis
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Peston and the House of Debt: Robert Peston asks if skyrocketing household debt or the banks caused the 2007-8 crash. by Analysis
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How to Dismantle a Democracy: How governments manipulate the law and bureaucracy to take democracies apart. by Analysis
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Has the family had its day?: Is staying together for the sake of the children a basis for a safe, successful society? by Analysis
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Can reading really improve your life?: Reading for pleasure can improve children's outcomes - but it's also in decline. by Analysis
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France: a constitutional crisis in the making: Could Macron's centrist dominance lead France towards a constitutional crisis? by Analysis
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What on earth is the national interest?: Exploring the origins, evolution and current use of the politicians' favourite phrase. by Analysis
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What makes a good school?: How can parents, teachers and school leaders work out if a school is 'good'? by Analysis
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How can we grow the UK economy?: Is there anything governments can do to get the economy growing again? by Analysis
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The Democratic Brain: What scanning the brain may reveal about our political affiliations. by Analysis
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Is there a new elite?: Who’s really in charge? A new progressive elite, or the rich, privileged born-to-rule? by Analysis
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Does work have to be miserable?: Could 'job design' make British workers more productive? Pauline Mason investigates. by Analysis
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Do single people get a raw deal?: Is society stacked against single people? Ant Adeane investigates. by Analysis
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What’s changing about childbirth?: Is maternity care keeping up with societal changes? by Analysis
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What are companies for?: What are companies for? Ruth Sunderland investigates. by Analysis
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Do Boycotts Work?: Do boycotts lead to change or are they lazy activism? David Baker investigates by Analysis
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We know how to stop knife crime, so why don’t we do it?: There are proven ways to reduce knife crime, so why don’t we do more of what works? by Analysis
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Lessons from the vaccine task force: What are the lessons from the success of the UK's Vaccine Task Force? by Analysis
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Can the Met police change?: Margaret Heffernan asks: can the Metropolitan police force change? by Analysis
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King Charles' Challenge: As the coronation approaches, we ask what the future holds for the monarchy and its king. by Analysis
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