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Company Director | Columnist, Financial Times, Citywire, MoneyWeek | Editor In Chief at Altfi and ETF Stream | Helping Beginners in Successful Investing
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Undergraduate Courses - Travel, Pleasure and Politics: The European Grand Tour, 1670-1825

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By Janet M. Hartley, Joanna Lewis, Paul Stock, Svetozar Rajak, David Stevenson Verified
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Learn what this undergraduate course is about, how it is structured and how students can benefit from taking it in order to better understand the world we live in today.
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Episode 1.1 | 1917: War, Peace and Revolution

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By David Stevenson Verified
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David Stevenson discusses the key events of the year 1917, a turning point in the history of WWI and the evolution of the modern world. He explains how the war was transformed during that year, but also what kept it going and why it continued to escalate.
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How to thrive in the booming world of investment ETFs

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By David Stevenson Verified
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Sometimes the most important revolutions are the silent ones that don’t attract the column inches. Just as profound demographic changes are almost certain to have profound macroeconomic implications, I’d maintain that the rise of ETFs (exchange-traded funds) and passive funds has profoundly changed your investment world, mainly for the good – though with some important caveats. The year 2025 was, you may be surprised to learn, truly crucial for the slow-burning ETF revolution.
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