The numbers are not ambiguous. Close to thirty per cent of Canadian households are now single-person — the highest proportion in the country's history, according…
Six Police Forces, Three Levels of Government, One Country: What Americans Get Wrong About Law Enforcement in Mexico
An American attorney preparing for cross-border litigation contacts a private investigator in Mexico City. She needs a police report from a traffic collision in Guadalajara,…
불확실성의 세계에서 ‘신뢰’를 설계하다: 디지털 카지노의 진화
얼마 전 나는 디지털 엔터테인먼트 플랫폼을 통해 매일 흘러가는 거대한 자본의 흐름에 관한 금융 기술 뉴스레터를 읽고 있었다. 기사를 훑어보면서, 우리 사회가 '카지노'라는 개념을 인식하는…
When One Legal Problem Is Never Just One: The Case for Multi-Practice Attorneys in Orange County
The call comes from a hospital room in Anaheim. A man has been rear-ended on the 5 Freeway, his truck totalled, his neck and back…
The Business Plan Nobody Reads — and the One That Gets You Funded
Here is a statistic that should alarm anyone about to start a business in the UK: fewer than ten per cent of applicants secure government…
Beyond the Waiting List: Why Londoners With Anxiety Are Turning to Hypnotherapy When the NHS Cannot See Them Fast Enough
The GP appointment lasts ten minutes. The patient describes the symptoms — the tightness in the chest that arrives without warning, the racing thoughts at…
The Quiet Room on Harley Street: Why Some of London’s Most Successful People Are Choosing One-to-One Addiction Therapy Over Rehab
The phone call almost always comes on a Monday. Sometimes it comes on a Sunday evening. Rarely does it come on a Friday. The pattern…
The Writer Who Knows Your Subject: Why the Personal Statement Industry Is Splitting Along Disciplinary Lines
There is a particular kind of failure that haunts university admissions offices every January. It is not the badly written personal statement — those are…
The 4,000-Character Gamble: How a Quiet Revolution in University Admissions Is Changing the Way Students Ask for Help
For sixteen years, the UCAS personal statement was a blank page. Four thousand characters, no structure, no prompts — just a blinking cursor and the…
The 4,000-Character Gamble: How a Quiet Revolution in University Admissions Is Changing the Way Students Ask for Help
For sixteen years, the UCAS personal ………………… page. Four thousand characters, no structure, no prompts — just a blinking cursor and the weight of a…