Since the 1950s, the Marxist term has been associated with Joseph Schumpeter who, in his book Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, describes innovation as that ...

While I was preparing an essay, and discussing certain issues with Alice Turner, in order to continue my windmill struggles in the debate ...

I was reminded recently of a wildlife documentary I once saw where the alpha male of a chimpanzee community was challenged for dominance by a younger ape. The older chimp was soundly beaten by the...

The contents of this article will, I am sure, neither add anything new to what you already know or have gathered in these past days, nor will they be sufficient to enhance the merits that the late Mary Fenech Adami so rightly deserves ...

While small-to-medium sized enterprises, typically abbreviated to ‘SMEs’, played little part in bringing about the global financial crisis and Europe’s debt crisis, they were perhaps the hardest hit by its consequences ...

Last month, the European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism met to discuss stricter safeguards needed for airport body scanners...

I think it is my duty to write about the pet topic of the moment – Transport Malta and the new routes that have caused havoc to the public in general. If I don’t write about it, I would be doing a disservice to the people I represent...

Sixty years after the signature of the Geneva Convention on Refugees, which has helped millions of men, women and children fleeing persecution, wars and torture, to secure protection and the prospect of a brighter future...

Picture yourself in Barbara Lesher’s shoes: 54 years old and fearing you are developing Alzheimer’s disease...

The Labour internet elves, who in the last general election were Sliema housewives refusing to vote for intollerant (two Ls) Gonzi because of the price of electricity, are back in force...