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Politics and class: The Eton irrelevanceOct 23rd 2012, 5:27 from BlightyIt may not seem like it, but social class has never been less politically salient73Socialising in America: The decline of an American institutionOct 23rd 20123, 5:41 from Democracy in AmericaLexington is right that Americans are quite neighbourly. But their friendliness is declining97Babbage: Oct 23rd 20127: Brainier chipsOct 23rd 20128, 2:18 from BabbageA trio of surprising announcements at HP, IBM's new brain-like chip, and Skype gets into group messaging1Psychopathy: Socially challengingOct 23rd 20129, 11:00 from Print editionPsychopathy seems to be caused by specific mental deficiencies41Wealth, poverty and compassion: The rich are different from you and meOct 23rd 20123, 10:55 from Print editionThey are more selfish139Gellner and Goffman: What's in a name? Oct 23rd 20127, 2:01 from Lexington's notebookOne obscure sociologist sounds much like another12The issue of issueOct 23rd 20128, 9:47 from Lexington's notebookSocial class and out-of-wedlock births15God is back againOct 23rd 20129, 7:50 from Lexington's notebook24Social networks: Primates on FacebookOct 23rd 20123, 11:34 from Print editionEven online, the neocortex is the limit58Philosophy and sociology: Bored by philosophyOct 23rd 20127, 1:09 from Print edition5Family tiesOct 23rd 20128, 12:27 from Print editionKith and kin get closer, with consequences for strangers4Don't fear the sociological zooOct 23rd 20129, 11:33 from Free exchangeEconomics needs to get its hands dirty0Evangelicals in America: The bond between God and powerOct 23rd 20127, 12:12 from Print editionOnce looked down upon, American Evangelicals have now risen triumphantly to the heights0Academics ponder celebrity: Deconstructing Mr BeckhamOct 23rd 20128, 12:17 from Print editionAn academic conference answers some pressing questions0Crime prevention: Terrorism cuts crimeOct 23rd 20129, 12:00 from Print editionAt least last month's bombings in London had one good effect0Psychopathy: Original sinners?

Oct 23rd 20127, 12:22 from Print editionEvidence that psychopaths are born, not made0Science and society: Anatomy of a techno-mythOct 23rd 20128, 12:04 from Print editionThe debate over the safety of mobile phones has little to do with science0Public health: For richer, for poorerOct 23rd 20129, 12:11 from Print editionThe government's public-health strategy is really about economics and class0A long, long lifeMar 25th 2004, 12:00 from Print editionBut longer if you are rich and well educated0Crime: Fear itselfJul 17th 2003, 12:50 from Print editionThe police are supposed to reduce fear of crime as well as crime. That's hard when there's little relationship between the two0Autism: Out of the deep freezeJan 9th 2003, 11:12 from Print editionNew research hints that autism may be several disorders, not one0Evolutionary psychology: Bad behaviourJan 25th 2001, 5:52 from Print edition0Education: The trouble with boysMay 27th 1999, 12:00 from Print editionThe government is worried by the poor performance of boys in school. Presidential power: When is a recess really a recess?

Prosecuting the financial crisis: Just who should we be blaming anyway? 1The World Economic Forum in DavosLeaders without followers2The Senkaku/Diaoyu islands: Dangerous shoals3Saudi Arabia: Forced into extinction4Revamping Skopje: Stones of contention5Barack Obama: How will history see me? 1The Senkaku/Diaoyu islandsDangerous shoals2Britain's drift from Europe: The Stone Raft?3Gun control: Round up the guns!

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