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Marta Cooper

  • Senior Product Manager, Lyst
London
As seen in: BBC, The Telegraph, Quartz, Agenda (World Economic Forum), SBS, Nextgov/FCW, Government Executive, Index on Censorship
Product manager working on digital publishing at @bbc. Often going round in circles on a bike with @brixton_cc. Trustee @hernehillvel.
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National Poetry day | Poems by Alexander Solzhenitsyn and Zarganar

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By Marta Cooper
| Index on Censorship
In its 40-year history, Index has showcased some of the world’s most remarkable poets, many of whom have faced intimidation for speaking out. To mark National Poetry Day, we republish two poets jailed for exercising their right to free speech This is the first ever publication in English of verse by Russian dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, written while the author was detained in the Gulag.
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This is the country that most Europeans think has the best quality of life

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By Marta Cooper
| Agenda (World Economic Forum)
Europe had a tumultuous 2015: two terror attacks hit France, Greece’s economy dropped into a deep depression, and a record number of refugees arrived on the continent’s shores. And with the prospect of a British exit from the EU next month, no one’s quite sure what 2016 has in store. On the back of all this drama, how do Europe’s citizens think of life elsewhere on the continent?
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Timothy Garton Ash, Oxford University historian, explains why liberalism failed-and what we can do to start rescuing it

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By Marta Cooper
| Quartz
In 2016 it became clear that liberalism—the belief in open societies, open borders, and free trade—was losing its progressive allure. Populist parties across the globe eked out wins against more liberal rivals, and upcoming elections across Europe could see this pattern continue. So as we enter 2017, how do liberals bounce back from the bruisings of Brexit and Trump, and fight for their cause this year—and beyond? And whose job is it to do so?
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