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Hi, I'm David Wolff, the editor of the Guardian Longread. From inequality to loneliness,

the climate crisis to racial injustice, COVID-19 has exposed just how broken our societies are.

Today, as we slowly begin our recovery, what can we do to rebuild a better world?

In 1921, the Guardian editor C.P. Scott commissioned John Maynard Keynes to curate a series of essays

on the economic revival of post-war Europe. That groundbreaking series, Reconstruction in Europe,

included contributions from leading economists, politicians and Nobel laureates, and Keynes himself.

To mark the Guardian's 200th anniversary, we are taking inspiration from C.P. Scott's idea.

In the coming weeks, we will be publishing essays by leading thinkers that will tell a story

about how we got to where we are now and where we need to go next. Welcome to Reconstruction after COVID.

Welcome to the Guardian Longread, showcasing the best long-form journalism covering culture,

politics and new thinking. For the text version of this and all our long reads, go to thegardian.com

for a slash long read.

Votes for Children. Why we should lower the voting age to 6, by David Ronserman,

read by Andrew McGregor and produced by Esther Apokugeni.

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