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    WHY DEMOCRACY'S FUTURE DEPENDS ON CITIZENSHIP

    21 September 2020
    4pm - 5pm BST (GMT+1)


    Martin Wolf, the FT’s chief economics commentator, warns that growing inequality and the hollowing out of a thriving middle class — trends exacerbated by coronavirus — risk undermining constitutional democracy and bring the danger of plutocracy and social and economic dysfunction. How can the citizens of western democracies act together to ensure that democracy itself has a future? 

    MODERATOR AND SPEAKERS

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    Sir Paul Collier
    Professor of Economics and Public Policy
    Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford
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    Gillian Tett
    Editor-at-Large, US
    Financial Times
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    Martin Wolf, CBE
    Chief Economics Commentator
    Financial Times


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