JP O'Malley
JP O' Malley is a journalist and freelance writer based, until recently, in Lviv in western Ukraine. His work has appeared in many publications, including the Spectator, the Economist, the Daily Beast, New African, the American Interest and Times of Israel
Articles & posts by JP O'Malley
- Martin Wolf on the crisis of democratic capitalism
- ‘‘Many progressives have abandoned basic liberal values’’
- Will Russian war criminals be brought to justice?
- Leaving Lviv
- Q&A: Claire Tomalin
- Q&A: Jonathan Franzen
- ‘‘We are due an environmental, financial and geopolitical crisis. What do we do to save the world?’’
- "You are beginning to see an empathetic AI, which understands what it means to be human"
- "Science says you are not the pinnacle of evolution"
- "You can explain art and love using science, but it won’t tell you what they are like"
- "Humankind is unique in its incapacity to learn from experience"
- "People cannot say they did not know what was happening"
- "The market gives the illusion of being egalitarian"
- "Solutions exist, and we can find better ones"
- "It’s vitally important that feminists draw from good science"
- ‘‘Saying something is a miracle is a failure of imagination’’
- “We need critical reflection, individually as well as in the company of others”
- ‘‘Turkey has never exactly been a heaven for writers, but they always existed’’
- “The gap between rich and poor isn’t just about the billionaires”
- ‘‘There is no such thing as the fall of the Roman Empire’’
- Q&A: Tony Benn
- The rise of public man
- Your cousin the scientist
- Tech heretic
- The fiction of humanity: An interview with John Gray