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Clearing up the mystique of central banking

  • Written by The Conversation
imageSouth African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago is the third since the bank adopted a more transparent way of operating.Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko

When the Bank of England’s former governor, Mervyn King, was relatively new at the British central bank, he asked the legendary Paul Volcker for advice on how to be a central banker.

The former...

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Patriot Act meltdown: surveillance, politics and Rand Paul

  • Written by The Conversation
imageExasperating both the White House and the Republican leadership Handout/Reuters

Editor’s note: On Sunday at midnight, three key provisions of the Patriot Act, including section 215 (the law the government uses to collect phone and other business records in bulk) expired. The man at the center of the political drama on Capitol Hill was...

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  3. All academic metrics are flawed, but some are useful
  4. Explainer: how Australia can legalise same-sex marriage
  5. Explainer: cabotage and why foreign airlines don’t fly domestic
  6. New bill will challenge tobacco control efforts in Indonesia
  7. Looking inside the sausage machine: the budget is still unfair
  8. Why the small business tax break could pay for itself
  9. No, India isn't outpacing China, and other Modi myths
  10. Private, Catholic schools do add value to students' results
  11. Celebrating Oliver Sacks' romantic science and a life now ending
  12. Big oil's offshore scramble is risky business all round
  13. The rise and fall of giant balloons on the edge of space
  14. What kind of government service puts public on hold for 811 years?
  15. Is India's heatwave a freak event? A statistician investigates
  16. Why do heavier children do worse at school? It’s not their fault
  17. What the FIFA scandal really tells us -- about the US
  18. A new government in Nigeria – but is it a model for other African nations?
  19. How UEFA could leave FIFA and launch its own World Cup
  20. Five chemistry inventions that enabled the modern world
  21. Hope for change as people mobilise against violence in Mexico's mid-term elections
  22. Setback for Shorten in Newspoll
  23. Can Abbott deliver what his backbench is demanding on citizenship?
  24. Lack of female players in football video games is an own goal
  25. Online access to health records poses serious risks as well as benefits
  26. Witch-hunts, whistleblowing and precarious jobs – how NHS working culture rips us all off
  27. Is China playing a long game in the South China Sea?
  28. Bishop stops questioning about Joyce's intervention in Rinehart case
  29. Hurricane forecast accuracy is improving, but don't overly focus on the skinny black line
  30. Homeownership losing role as lynchpin of the American dream
  31. Challenging the Chinese 'containment' myth
  32. American universities: reclaiming our role in society
  33. For women even a small co-pay for contraception can be a big deal
  34. The story behind the launch of The Conversation Africa
  35. I'm one of hundreds sentenced to death in Egypt. The US is 'concerned'. That's not enough
  36. Oracle vs Google case threatens foundations of software design
  37. Five things we learned from the father of the political cartoon
  38. How understanding breast cancer at a molecular level is revolutionising our thinking
  39. Climate targets are letting 'outsourced emissions' slip through the cracks
  40. Anti-austerity backlash is moving up a gear - even in 'progressive' Scotland
  41. Three problems with the way we think about nuclear power
  42. Boosting commercialisation of research poses a big challenge for universities
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  44. Papuans and Jokowi are hostage to Indonesian politics
  45. Nigeria's new president faces uphill task of making economic growth benefit all
  46. Private vs public schools: it's not a simple numbers game
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