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26 Feb 2015
Jonathan Schifferes
Up and down the UK, local authorities are increasingly taking issues into their own hands. In local economies that are both booming and struggling, the local government response to the peculiar years has been a newly invigorated civic activism.
25 Feb 2015
In an article first published in 'May2015', Adam Lent argues the solution to our political and social problems can only be found by unleashing the creativity of the stifled 75 per cent.
24 Feb 2015
Charlotte Alldritt
Data isn’t just a bit of bureaucracy. It allows people to amplify their voice and participate in the system
Anthony Painter
The popular media narrative has been against the professionalisation of politics. Actually, this is precisely wrong. We need a more professional politics.
22 Feb 2015
Fritha Vincent FRSA
Across the globe, millions of women lack the means to lift themselves out of poverty, but Fritha Vincent FRSA is changing outcomes for women - one pillow at a time.
20 Feb 2015
The data revealed that the curriculum a pupil will be taught in an English school varies according to whether they live in a wealthy or poor neighbourhood.
Benedict Dellot
Small businesses are often seen as lightweight, unproductive and inefficient. That may have once been true, but are we now entering an era where small trumps big?
Matthew Taylor
At last the conversation about arts and cultural policy is getting serious. The RSA would like to take it one step further.
19 Feb 2015
Georgina Chatfield
‘How can we enable people to most fully express their creative potential?’ posed Matthew Taylor at the end of a recent blog. His thoughts focused on large organisations, hierarchies and the motivations therein – so I thought it would be interesting to take the same question but explore it from a child’s perspective.
In an article published in City AM, Adam Lent argues we're shifting away from a world defined by hierarchy to one shaped by mass participation, and organisations had better take note if they want to survive.
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